The social media giant could be forced to suspend trans-Atlantic data flows following a Friday court ruling that allowed Ireland’s data privacy watchdog to move forward with its review of the legality of Facebook’s handling of personal data on Europeans. Ireland’s High Court rejected Facebook’s complaints about the process the watchdog followed, setting up a potentially longer battle over the inquiry’s outcome.
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