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Privacy and Data Governance
This chapter examines China’s data governance regime, built since 2021 on three foundational statutes: the χ, the Data Security Law, and the Personal Information Protection Law. It argues that compliance in China is less a privacy-notice exercise than a governance and authorization framework demonst
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