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TikTok sees freeze of Irish watchdog order to suspend data transfers to China

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Published on: 18 June 2025
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MLex: TikTok's obligation to suspend transferring data to China from Europe following an order from Ireland's privacy watchdog has been suspended by an Irish court today. An Irish judge said the stay would be in place until early October when TikTok will appear for a hearing on its appeal against the Data Protection Commission’s decision that the social media company violated EU data protection rules, imposing a fine of €530m .

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