Fundamental Policy Considerations for the Regulation of Internet Cross‐Border Privacy Issues

Abstract

Abstract We are currently witnessing major changes to the regulation of privacy, both in Europe and North America, as well as in the Asia‐Pacific region. One of the most complex and controversial aspects of any regulatory scheme addressing privacy is the regulation of cross‐border data flows, and such regulation has become all the more complex in an interconnected world. After providing some necessary background observations regarding the issues surrounding the regulation of cross‐border data flows on the Internet, this article identifies and analyses eight fundamental policy considerations for any regulatory scheme addressing cross‐border privacy issues.

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