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ARTICLE · 08 JANUARY 2020

The Long Arm Of The Privacy Regulation

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The extraterritorial reach of the privacy legislations in various countries is not limited to data breach issues.

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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been one of the most important regulations for the companies in Europe and also some of the companies in other countries. However, Europe is not the only jurisdiction with a privacy regulation. Various other countries like Turkey, Japan, South Korea, and Australia have privacy laws. A company located in Europe has to take into account the provisions of both the GDPR and the privacy regulations of other countries where it does business. For example, when there is a data breach, the European company may need to notify both the supervisory authority in Europe and the supervisory authority in the other countries if it processes personal data of the residents of those other countries.

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