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Challenges to the extraterritorial enforcement of data privacy law – EU case study
States implementing data privacy laws must carefully consider how they delineate the scope of application of those laws. The ‘extraterritorial’ application of a country’s data privacy laws may severely impact different actors outside its borders including e.g., their freedom of expression and their
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