Singapore’s final data protection guidelines adopt business-friendly approach
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On September 24, Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission published its final advisory guidelines on how the country’s Personal Data Protection Act 2012, which governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, will be interpreted and applied.
As expected, these adopt a business friendly approach. For more details see my post on ZDNet’s Legal Tech blog here.
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