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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2021

New Draft Decree On Personal Data Protection And Cross-Border Provision Of Data The Basics And Guidance On Practical Handling

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The issue of personal data processing is getting hotter than ever in this digital age with increasing cases where large conglomerate or even national governments being accused of utilizing citizen's personal data without consent.

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The issue of personal data processing is getting hotter than ever in this digital age with increasing cases where large conglomerate or even national governments being accused of utilizing citizen's personal data without consent. This trend makes no exception in Vietnam.

So far, the Ministry of Public Security (the "MPS") has finally prepared a Draft Decree on personal data protection ("Draft Decree"). The Draft Decree was shared on 9 February 2021 for public comments. We outline below some key terms and foundation of the Draft Decree:

I. The Basic: New Draft Decree on Personal Data Protection and Cross-Border Provision of Data

1. Definition

Personal data means data about an individual, or relating to the identification or possible identification of a particular individual. Personal data is comprised of two tranches: (i) Basic personal data includes name, date of birth, blood type, marriage status and most notably, data that reflects activity or history

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