MINDTAP MIS FOR STAIR/REYNOLDS PRINCIP
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Author: Reynolds
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Chapter 14, Problem 9SAT
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The European court of justice in 2015 found that safe Harbor Framework did not protect adequately citizen’s personal data who are residing in EU countries.
Hence, the given statement is “True”.
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