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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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This is incorrect if the data transfer was done voluntarily/planned. This also applies to EU data outside the EU - Meta has been fined a 1.2 billion euro for that.
And no, the definitive definition of the data transfer extent is a key point of the GDPR. Each and every data owner has the right to know where their data is stored exactly. So a "EU only" would not be enough - It is basically already mandatory as transfer to other countries is a major problem after Schrems 2.
Ah yeah if the originating instance sends data to a secondary one then that is somewhat different.