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The Extra-Territorial Effect of the Saudi Data Protection Law and the EUGDPR-A Comparative Analysis
The primary aim of promulgating the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was to establish a suitable privacy deterrent for individuals’ rights across the EU. Therefore, a substantial obstacle to conformity for overseas businesses that process the personal data of European Union citizens and exp
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