Trademagazin > News and articles > Market News > Because of Brexit, companies need to review how they transfer personal data to the UK
Because of Brexit, companies need to review how they transfer personal data to the UK
The transitional period for the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union ended on 31 December. This will also have a significant impact on data protection from 1 January, with different rules for the transfer of personal data than before Brexit, the international law firm Baker McKenzie points out.
The statement of the European Data Protection Board (EDPS) issued on 15 December 2020 points out that the end of the transitional period means that from 1 January 2021, the UK will no longer apply the GDPR, but its own legislation on the processing of personal data. (Somogyi Tamás)
Related news
All domestic freight forwarders may now be affected by the new EU customs requirements
The European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) has entered…
Read more >Nearly EUR 6bn in fines since the start of GDPR
DLA Piper reports that EU data protection fines have reached…
Read more >POS trends 2025: immersive, hyper-personalised and secure
According to research by AtData, sustainability and ethical operation have…
Read more >
More related news >
Related news
More than 13 tons of donations were collected at the joint Easter campaign of NOE and CBA
More than 13 tons of donations were collected during the…
Read more >Digital detox during Easter: addictive phone use is a much more serious and widespread problem than we think
The Easter fast is traditionally a time of introspection, renunciation,…
Read more >Cruel April frost damage: up to 100% crop loss possible
The spring frosts in early April once again caused a…
Read more >