Transatlantic data transfers ‘are critical to enabling the $7.1 trillion EU-US economic relationship’

Accord hopes to safeguard data transfers while addressing concerns that saw European court rule against two previous arrangements

Karlin Lillington: ‘In principle’ data protection deals do not have history on their side

Q&A: Will it face challenges from privacy campaigners?

If ‘no transfers’ decision gets EU backing, onus will be on US to get its data act together

Helen Dixon says ‘more needs to be done’ to stand up for Ireland’s regulatory record

Martin doesn’t ‘readily agree’ with many criticisms of Helen Dixon’s record

Constitutional law expert represented State in opposing Graham Dwyer data case

Net Results: Inability to take data protection seriously is damaging Ireland’s reputation

Norwegian authority says ruling would make data protection law ‘pointless’

DPC says there is ‘absolutely nothing unusual’ about consulting with EU regulators

Filing alleges social media platform was bypassing new EU data protection rules

NOYB founder Max Schrems criticises commission for attempting to ‘silence debate’

Helen Dixon’s office investigating allegations Facebook ‘bypassed the GDPR’

Max Schrems-backed group has sent 560 GDPR-related complaints over cookie banners

Karlin Lillington: The data protection legislation remains groundbreaking despite issues

Inquiry could trigger ban on transatlantic data flows

Facebook agrees to pay costs for Data Protection Commission and activist Max Schrems

Judge rejects claims by Facebook that commissioner was in breach of duty of candour

Commission has a poor understanding of the GDPR, critics tell an Oireachtas committee