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Technically no, but perhaps legally, data protection laws in China is probably non-existant.
by tored 3y ago
Technically no, but perhaps legally, data protection laws in China is probably non-existant.
- vb-8448 3y agoAccording to Court of Justice of the European Union(Schrems II verdict) even data protection laws in US are non-existant.
- jeroenhd 3y agoThe problem with the USA isn't actually the lack of data protection itself, that can be handled through contract law. The problem is the lack of protection from the US government through the PATRIOT ACT and its successors. The laws themselves exist to a certain extent, but the government places itself above the law in ways that aren't acceptable inside the EU and the other states who implemented the GDPR. This is because Europe is not part of the USA, which means the protections against tyrannical government interference don't apply; those protections only apply to Americans.