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Facebook, which signed up its 500 millionth user worldwide earlier this year, worried users – and the European commission's data protection working party – with its rollback of privacy provisions.

Meanwhile, the commission's data protection working group is meeting in December to examine Facebook and consider a closer privacy audit.

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The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has identified health and criminal justice as areas on which it intends to focus its data protection work.

It is also working with the Information Commissioner's Office to ensure that it is aligned with the necessary data protection act policies.

However, countries including the Netherlands and Belgium have opened their own investigations into Facebook's privacy practices, while the pan-European data protection authority working party, Article 29, has looked at privacy practices of Facebook and other US technology companies operating in Europe.

The EU's influential WP29 group that's comprised of the heads of member state's data protection authorities is working on its own analysis of the operation of Privacy Shield — having sent its own representatives to Washington as part of the EU review delegation (as well as firing off some warning shots ahead of time).

"This breach should act as a warning to all organisations that their data protection policies must work in practice, otherwise they are meaningless and fail to ensure people's information is being looked after correctly".

She also pointed out that without a bespoke arrangement to accommodate the ICO her office would also be shut out of participating in the GDPR's one-stop shop, which allows EU data protection agencies to work together and co-ordinate regulatory actions, and which she said "would bring huge advantages to both sides and also to British businesses".

A spokesperson for the UK's Department for Exiting the EU told us: "Our Information Commissioner's Office [is] well-respected and it is in the mutual interest of the UK and the EU for the ICO and EU data protection authorities to work together.

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