A comparative analysis of personal data protection regulations between the EU and China

Weber, Philip Andreas; Zhang, Nan; Wu, Haiming

doi:10.1007/s10660-020-09422-3

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“…It is therefore not surprising that in recent years scholars have paid significant attention to the legal protection of consumers in E-commerce (e.g., Meltzer 2019 ; Weber et al 2020 ; Wolfe 2019 ). Some researchers have conducted cross-country comparative studies of policies regarding consumer protection in the E-commerce context.…”

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“…For example, some countries have assigned independent regulatory bodies to oversee safe online markets to protect consumer data and enhance consumer security and trust (Lianos et al 2019 ). In China, personal data protection has been an important factor not only in diffusing E-commerce through the country but also in shaping cross-border communication and cooperation with the EU (van Deursen & Kummeling 2019 ; Weber et al 2020 ). India has also recently introduced an E-commerce policy draft that focuses on data localization (Suneja 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

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E-commerce Policy and the Global Economy: A Path to More Inclusive Development?

Ahi

Sinkovics

2022

Manag Int Rev

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The advancement of digitalization is gradually transforming the existing structure of the global economy. According to the McKinsey Global Institute, almost all cross-border transactions had a digital component in 2016. This is also reflected by the growing literature on digitalization and E-commerce. Yet, studies specifically focusing on E-commerce policy are scarce compared with other areas in this domain. By going beyond academic articles and including policy documents in our analysis, this study takes stock of the issues as well as the policy recommendations identified in these publications. Our analysis reveals that to promote an inclusive E-commerce participation, it is imperative to design policies that improve countries’ formal institutions, facilitate the inclusion of less-developed countries in the E-commerce space, and enhance E-commerce adoption by small- and medium-sized enterprises. We highlight the significance of collaboration between and solidarity among governments and other stakeholders.

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E-commerce Policy and the Global Economy: A Path to More Inclusive Development?

Ahi

Sinkovics

2022

Manag Int Rev

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“…E-commerce businesses must comply with data protection regulations, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union [84]. Understanding and adhering to these regulations can be challenging, especially for global e-commerce platforms that operate in multiple jurisdictions with varying privacy laws.…”

Section: Global Compliance and Regulationsmentioning

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Securing the virtual marketplace: Navigating the landscape of security and privacy challenges in E-Commerce

George Caleb Oguta

2024

GSC Adv. Res. Rev.

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This paper provides a comprehensive examination of the evolving challenges and critical considerations surrounding security and privacy within the realm of e-commerce. As the digital marketplace continues to expand, the significance of safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring user privacy has become paramount. This paper explores various dimensions of security threats, including data breaches, phishing attacks, and vulnerabilities associated with payment gateways, shedding light on the potential repercussions for businesses and consumers alike. Additionally, it delves into emerging technologies and innovative solutions aimed at fortifying e-commerce platforms against evolving cyber threats. The paper not only identifies the existing vulnerabilities but also proposes proactive strategies and future directions for research and implementation. Topics such as biometric authentication, post-quantum cryptography, and privacy-preserving technologies are explored as potential avenues for enhancing the security posture of e-commerce systems. The research presented emphasizes the critical intersection of technology, regulation, and user awareness in fostering a secure and trustworthy online shopping environment. By offering insights into both the current state of e-commerce security and promising avenues for future exploration, this paper aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on fortifying the digital marketplace against the challenges posed by an ever-evolving cyber landscape.

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“…The EU's implementation of a new data protection regulation in 2018 has proved to be crucial in the advancement of personal information protection. Coding of texts were used for comparison of protection of personal data regulatory environments currently in the place of China and EU for ascertaining distinctions between the regulations of personal data protection as well as General data Protection Regulation in the developing countries with rapid growth of E-Commerce Sector (Weber et al, 2020).…”

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Quantitative Evaluation of Android Application Privacy Security Based on Privacy Policy and Behaviour

Tello,

Alam,

Salve

et al. 2023

JOWUA

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The emerging landscape of Android applications in mobile phones encompasses industries involving millions and billions of app developers to improve usability and comfort for smartphone users. Popular apps are categorized into social media, entertainment, games, news, lifestyle, health and fitness. In this vein, privacy security is categorized into two major sections: distribution and development of particularities and running software on the user's mobile. According to European Union, the major issues of legal and regulations arising from the requirement from the GDPR, the Personal information protection law of China and other related regulations combined with the behaviour and privacy policy of application. In this article, Privacy security was quantitatively analyzed through data collection and analysis of scores by comparing the comprehensive use of ML, NLP and other technologies. E-privacy was regulated in the environment of mobile applications. The features were analyzed in privacy and data protection. The scope of this study is to evaluate the privacy security of the application in Android devices based on the privacy policy and behaviour.

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A comparative analysis of personal data protection regulations between the EU and China

Cited by 10 publications

References 29 publications

E-commerce Policy and the Global Economy: A Path to More Inclusive Development?

E-commerce Policy and the Global Economy: A Path to More Inclusive Development?

Securing the virtual marketplace: Navigating the landscape of security and privacy challenges in E-Commerce

Quantitative Evaluation of Android Application Privacy Security Based on Privacy Policy and Behaviour

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