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Daily Dashboard | EU and U.S. Differ on Passenger Data Sharing Related reading: A view from Brussels: EDPS sends signal on data transfers 

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Bloomberg reports on the differing views between the EU and U.S. on the collection of air passenger data. "The U.S. wants to collect data on anyone suspected of crimes carrying sentences of more than a year," while the "EU wants data to be handed over only in individual cases related to fighting terrorism and organized crime," the report states. The amount of time data can be stored should be restricted, the EU says, as should third-party access. However, the U.S. wants the data stored for 15 to 20 years. The U.S. will have to enter agreements with individual member states if an agreement with the EU cannot be reached.
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