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Keeping up with China’s data privacy regime - recent updates
View PDF Authored by: Dora Si and Andy Yu As China’s complex data privacy regime continues to evolve, we summarise the latest developments in data protection and cybersecurity. Regulations on Network Data Security Management The “Regulations on Network Data Security Management” (“Regulations”) published by the State Council on 30 September 2024 outline some more detailed obligations applicable to network data handlers when processing of personal information and important data.
Keeping up with China’s data privacy regime - recent updates
As China’s complex data privacy regime continues to evolve, we summarise the latest developments in data protection and cybersecurity. Regulations on Network Data Security Management The “Regulations on Network Data Security Management” (“Regulations”) published by the State Council on 30 September 2024 outline some more detailed obligations applicable to network data handlers when processing of personal information and important data. The Regulations will come into force on 1 January 2025.
Multinational company found in violation of Chinese law in first court judgment on cross-border data transfer
Did you know? A multinational hotel group has been found guilty of violating China’s Personal Information Protection law (PIPL) by the Guangzhou Internet Court. The group has been ordered to delete the data, pay damages, as well as issuing an apology. Why does this matter to you? This significant ruling is the first court judgment on cross-border data transfer and is a warning to businesses not take the consent and other requirements for cross-border transfer under the PIPL lightly.
Multinational company found in violation of Chinese law in first court judgment on cross-border data transfer
View PDF Authored by: Dora Si Did you know? A multinational hotel group has been found guilty of violating China’s Personal Information Protection law (PIPL) by the Guangzhou Internet Court. The group has been ordered to delete the data, pay damages, as well as issuing an apology. Why does this matter to you?
New provisions ease the compliance burden under China’s cross-border data transfer regime
In our previous alert, we reported on the proposal of the China Administration of Cyberspace (“CAC”) to relax the cross-border data transfer compliance requirements under the PRC Personal Information Protection Law (“PIPL”). On 22 March 2024, the CAC issued the much-anticipated Provisions on the Promotion and Regulation of Cross-border Data Transfer (“Provisions”) which confirm the relaxation measures which will have significant implications for multinational businesses.
New provisions ease the compliance burden under China’s cross-border data transfer regime
View PDF Authored by: Dora Si, Andy Yu, Lily Liu In our previous alert, we reported on the proposal of the China Administration of Cyberspace (“CAC”) to relax the cross-border data transfer compliance requirements under the PRC Personal Information Protection Law (“PIPL”).
China proposes to relax cross-border data transfer compliance requirements
Did you know? On 28 September 2023, the China Administration of Cyberspace (“CAC”) issued a consultation draft Provision on the Regulation and Promotion of Cross-border Data Transfer (“Draft Provision”) proposing to relax the compliance requirements for cross-border data transfer.
China proposes to relax cross-border data transfer compliance requirements
View PDF Authored by: Dora Si and Andy Yu Did you know? On 28 September 2023, the China Administration of Cyberspace (“CAC”) issued a consultation draft Provision on the Regulation and Promotion of Cross-border Data Transfer (“Draft Provision”) proposing to relax the compliance requirements for cross-border data transfer.
Challenges under China’s complex privacy compliance framework
In recent years, China has intensified its data protection efforts. Apart from the Cybersecurity Law and the Data Security Law, the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) also came into force in 2021. This was rapidly followed by a series of implementing regulations and guidelines that fleshed out the substantive requirements.
Trading NFTs? A few legal reminders Original
Hong Kong March 24 2022 Did you know? NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique records stored on a blockchain to provide proof of ownership of a digital asset and they have taken the world by storm. Each NFT is uniquely identifiable and can be traded using blockchain technology. Although they are usually associated with virtual products, such as digital artworks and videos, NFTs can also represent physical assets such as real estate or even training shoes. Why does this matter to you?
Case update on personal data and privacy infringement in China: the WeRead case - does a one-size-fit-all model still work? | Lexology
Introduction In our previous articles, we have discussed the remarkable transformation of the personal information protection legal regime in China since the introduction of the PRC Cybersecurity Law and administrative guidelines such as the National Standard “Information Security Technology – Personal Information Security Specification” (信息安全技术-个人信息安全规范) (“PIS National Standard”). Enforcement actions have become regular headlines in the local news.
China tightens protection of personal information - what you need to know about the 2020 Chinese Personal Information National Standard | Lexology
In further tightening of the personal information protection regulatory regime in China, the State Administration for Market Supervision and the Standardization Administration of China have jointly issued a new version of the National Standard Personal Information Security Specification (“2020 PIS”) on 6 March 2020. The 2020 PIS will come into force on 1 October 2020. This alert highlights certain key changes in the 2020 PIS compared to the previous version originally implemented on 1 May 2018.
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