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Oct 25, 2024 | deacons.com | Dora Si |Andy Yu |Janny Ho

View PDFAuthored by: Dora Si and Andy YuAs China’s complex data privacy regime continues to evolve, we summarise the latest developments in data protection and cybersecurity. Regulations on Network Data Security ManagementThe “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.

Oct 25, 2024 | lexology.com | Dora Si |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 ManagementThe “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.

Oct 10, 2024 | lexology.com | 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? 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.

Oct 9, 2024 | deacons.com | Dora Si |Janny Ho

View PDFAuthored by: Dora SiDid 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?

Apr 9, 2024 | lexology.com | 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”). 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.