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ARTICLE · 08 NOVEMBER 2019

Regulation Of E-Commerce – EU And India

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For goods and services to be accessed on this platform, data is transferred virtually, processed and stored by enterprises.

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Introduction:

Since global retail started focusing on buying and selling of goods and services over a network, primarily the internet, the term e-commerce grew to define the same. The evolution began since the growth of eBay in the 1990s. E-commerce essentially means electronic commerce- a term self-explanatory enough but also calls out for reflecting on the incidental privacy violations and antitrust issues that grew with it.

For goods and services to be accessed on this platform, data is transferred virtually, processed and stored by enterprises. Many countries have now passed regulations to restrict such data transfer owing to concerns regarding data privacy, national security and regulation of domestic markets. Utmost importance therein being given to personal and sensitive data of individuals. The main focus for laws has been to maintain a balance between protecting said data and stabilising healthy competition in market, and efficiently using it for economic

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