Proximus’ “lame” data is transferred to its US subsidiary TeleSign

International call data from Proximus customers is transferred to its US subsidiary by its other subsidiary, Bics. Objective: To provide a “reputation score” for major digital sites (such as Microsoft). Unauthorized data transfer to the United States. According to many experts, even illegal.


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BDoes roximus illegally transfer and process the personal data of its customers through its international subsidiaries Bics and TeleSign? This was questioned by a number of GDPR experts, including our operator’s internal law departments, who, according to our information from a number of sources, were concerned with top management. “They shouted not to do it, insisting it was Archi-lam …”.


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