The personal data of the citizens of the European Union should be "fully protected", said today the President of the European Council Donald Tusk.
Earlier, at a summit in Brussels, EU leaders discussed the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the leak of personal data of millions of Facebook users.
"It has become clear to all leaders that the privacy and personal data of citizens must be fully protected. We take this issue very seriously. "European and national legislation must be respected and respected," Tusk said.