This week on serious privacy, Paul Breitbarth and K Royal Re-examine the Chinese Personal Data Protection Act which came into force only a few days after the publication of this chapter. K. and I have talked about this law already in Chapter 30 Of this season, from August 31st, and during our online seminar on September 15th. However, questions continue to flood, so we decided to record a sequel. The directive coming out of China is still limited, although it seems that China’s cyberspace administration, their main regulator, is starting to advertise Some explanatory documents.
In this episode join us Graham Webster. Graham is a research researcher at Stanford Cyber Policy CenterAnd Editor-in-Chief of the University DigiChina website, A great resource that provides many translations of China’s digital laws and policy documents. He is an expert on the issues at the intersection of US-China relations and advanced technology, and we are very pleased that he is joining us.
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