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Ignored discrepancies in the fundamental concepts of data protection laws in Japan and the EU
The fundamental questions for assessing a country’s data protection level are who and what fall under the umbrella of data protection legislation. Japan’s Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI) defines regulatory subjects and information to be protected, covering less than the European
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