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EU-USA: NSA can still spy under new ‘Privacy Shield’ agreement with Europe

03 March 2016

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"The new Privacy Shield was published in full a few days ago, showing the principles that would govern the exchange of digital information between EU consumers and U.S. companies. However, the new agreement also has provisions that explain how and when the NSA can continue bulk data collection in the region."

See the article: NSA can still spy under new ‘Privacy Shield’ agreement with Europe (Yahoo News, link)

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