Episode 20 - China's New Data Privacy Standards

from Data Privacy Detective · host Frost Brown Todd

GDPR, the European Union’s effort to protect personal data, has dominated the efforts of businesses to deal with personal data across borders. Less noticed is China’s evolving system of controlling, regulating and protecting the personal information of its people. On May 1, 2018, China issued standards for personal information protection.

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