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Despite new data law: uncertainty remains

Anyone who wants to process data of European citizens in China or data from China abroad will have to be even more careful in the future. Otherwise, they could face severe penalties. Two new laws seem to make China more like the EU – but the situation is now even more complicated for companies.

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Falk Steiner
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China wants to regulate the handling of data with two laws at once. This is in line with the trend to give more and more areas of law a clearer framework. But as always, the state reserves considerable influence despite the apparent increase in transparency.

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