In this article, we aim to briefly introduce and illustrates the burning issues and significant aspects in the PIPL which will most likely impact to a great extent INGOs' international cooperation and operations in China.

The Personal Data Protection Commission published seven decisions between July and September 2021 after concluding the following investigations:

As reported on the Hunton Retail Resource Blog, on October 20, 2021, a new wave in the fight against “robocalls” is targeting telemarketing text messages. In the past six months, there has been an uptick in activity at both the state and federal level to reign in telemarketing text messages.

Ransomware is a national security issue that affects all sixteen critical infrastructure sectors, including the transportation and healthcare sectors.

A recent decision by the Irish supervisory authority (the Data Protection Commissioner) can serve as guidance as to what is expected of companies in relation to their transparency obligations; or rather, what exactly must be communicated to data subjects in a privacy policy.

Five ways to ensure your company stays compliant.

In our latest issue of Law Watch, we cover recent deals and matters that WongPartnership was involved in, as well as our take on certain significant decisions of the Singapore Court of Appeal.

The Québec government has passed Bill 64, An Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information (Act). The Act, which became law on Sept 22, 2021, contains a broad range of important amendments to Québec’s private sector privacy law, in addition to amending the

Key analysis on main contents of the PIPL with practical compliance guideline for companies to put laws into action.

Based on those recent legislative activities, we believed that data processors will face a new era of data compliance scrutiny. Companies doing related business will face much heavier compliance obligations.