Data Protection · glossary
The third route for sending data abroad: a narrow ground for special cases. It does not suit a service that runs every day. Clause 7.2 leaves it out, so Tennerby may use only the other two routes. Chapter 7 · see Adequacy regulations, Transfer risk assessment
Explained in Chapter 7, International Transfers: Data Bridge and UK Addendum, of Data Protection.
An exception is the third route, and clause 7.2 leaves it out. So Tennerby has only the first two routes. A new sub-processor also needs notice under clause 6.2 first.Read Chapter 7, International Transfers: Data Bridge and UK Addendum →
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