Beijing rolls out new data law
The Hindu
The law lays down the responsibilities of all companies and organisations handling data.
China’s new data security law takes effect from Wednesday — the latest effort to tighten oversight of the country’s mammoth tech sector. The broadly worded law seeks to tighten the leash on China’s tech giants and what they do with information from their hundreds of millions of users. It also comes as fears grow over data security with government departments becoming increasingly dependent on cloud storage services.More Related News

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