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The International Safe Harbor Privacy Principles, often short-handed as just “Safe Harbor,” is an agreement between the United States and European Union, established between 1998 and 2000, that was developed to reconcile differences between U.S. and EU privacy laws. Under Safe Harbor, a U.S. company could self-certify that it met data privacy requirements agreed upon by the United States and European Union. Safe Harbor was ruled invalid by the European Court of Justice in 2015 and replaced with the EU-US Privacy Shield soon after.