In May 2023, China's TMT sector witnessed key legal developments that underscored a rigorous focus on cybersecurity, consumer protection, and personal information protection.
Our Observations: In May 2023, China's TMT
sector witnessed key legal developments that underscored a rigorous
focus on cybersecurity, consumer protection, and personal
information protection. Notably, the Cybersecurity Review
Office's declaration that Micron Technology's products had
not passed the Cybersecurity Review signaled an increased vigilance
towards safeguarding China's Critical Information
Infrastructure against significant cybersecurity risks.
Furthermore, the CAC's introduction of the Guidelines for the
Record-Filling of Standard Contracts for the Outbound Transfer of
Personal Information clarifies the details for relevant enterprises
to prepare the Standard Contract and relevant documents.
Additionally, the implementation of the GB/T 42574-2023 by the SAC
signified a proactive approach to regulate the
"inform-consent" rule regarding personal information
collection. Together, these regulatory developments convey an
unequivocal message of China's
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