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Cross border data transfer

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In case you have a development team in Manilla (Philippines) working on Servers that are in the Amazon Cloud in Europe (Ireland) , is this subject of transfer to “outside Europe” countries from GDPR point of view or can I assume this is Europe (so GDPR applicable as it was in Europe)?
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EU GDPR PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION POLICY

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EU GDPR PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION POLICY

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Andrei Hanganu May 04, 2018

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At first glance I would say that you are facing a cross border data transfer especially if the team in Philippines would be able to copy the data locally on their machines.

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