What I admire so much about @maxschrems is that he not only gets the win, but lays out clearly what to do next.

If you process the personal data of EU citizens, then you NEED to read this: https://noyb.eu/en/next-steps-eu-companies-faqs
Next Steps for EU companies & FAQs

We have summarized the next steps after the CJEU judgement on EU-US data transfers for EU companies and published model requests they can send to your non-EU/EEA providers.

https://noyb.eu/en/next-steps-eu-companies-faqs
For more detail on consequences, read @1Br0wn's excellent [Thread]: https://twitter.com/1Br0wn/status/1286246392994967553?s=19 but to (crudely) summarise, the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act #FISA, which permits unwarranted surveillance of non-US citizens - what @CasparBowden called #Cloudveillance...
...means you will not be able to use US cloud providers and remain compliant with #GDPR, and (for now) UK #DPA2018.

Neatly, if your provider didn't inform you it was under #FISA, it will be liable for your costs of cancelling your SCCs & transferring data to a compliant regime.
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