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EU-USA: Many US companies failing to uphold EU privacy rules, privacy group claims in FTC complaint

16 August 2014

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"At least thirty US companies are "failing to provide" safeguards for European citizens promised by the US government, a new complaint alleges."

See the full text: Many US companies failing to uphold EU privacy rules, privacy group claims in FTC complaint (ZDNet, link)

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