EU flags in front of European Commission.
Despite a host of challenges facing the Privacy Shield, the EU-U.S. data transfer agreement cleared its first annual review. Yet while EU officials offered their approval for the agreement, they still noted there is much work left to be done.
In a statement, Věra Jourová, an European Justice commissioner who led the EU Commission review of the Privacy Shield, said that the Privacy Shield “works well, but there is some room for improving its implementation.”
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