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Oct 6, 2015 2 min

Max Schrems explains the ECJ ruling

from The Irish Times

October 6th 2015, Luxembourg - Austrian student Max Schrems, whose initial complaint to the Irish Data Protection Commissioner led to today's European Court of Justice ruling, talks to Derek Scally about what the decision means for Facebook users and how the story reflects on data protection in Ireland.

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