Clamping down on online personal data privacy

The Supreme People's Court's interpretation on disputes involving the online infringement of personal rights clarifies ISP liability, the scope of information covered and rule for social media. But more specific guidelines and case studies are needed to fill the gaps

14 minute readJanuary 15, 2015 at 07:32 AM
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Internet and mobile businesses, including e-commerce and social media operations, are developing at a remarkably high speed in China and play an increasingly important role in the Chinese economy. However, this challenges the protection of personal rights (including personal information and reputation of individuals and companies).

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