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Abstract
Privacy regulations are being developed and altered globally. An American company working transnationally will want to make sure to comply with the privacy regulations of each country in which the company either conducts business or otherwise utilizes that country’s citizens’ data. Currently, the GDPR has the strictest standards regarding data processing agreements between a primary organization and another data processor. While the CCPA/CPRA and the PDPA require DPAs, a company in compliance with the GDPR will likely comply with the CCPA/CPRA and the PDPA. Case law is evolving to address the extent of the reach of the extraterritorial legislation. However, if a company is engaged in extensive data collection, then the company should ensure compliance with all relevant privacy regulations.
As new legislative responses emerge worldwide, it is crucial for companies engaged in international business transactions to ensure compliance with the different standards of that extraterritorial legislation.
Recommended Citation
Fujimori-Smith, Aska,
ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL DATA PRIVACY REGULATIONS AND HOW TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES ARE IMPACTED,
40 Santa Clara High Tech. L.J. 91
(2024).
Available at: https://digitalcommons.law.scu.edu/chtlj/vol40/iss1/3
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