China:
State Agency Promulgates Requirements For Collecting Consumer Information
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On March 15, the State Administration for Industry and
Commerce's Measures for Punishments against Infringements on
Consumers Right and Interests (source document in Chinese)
became effective. The measures aim to protect the personal
information of general consumers by setting forth requirements for
collecting consumers' personal information and sending
commercial information to consumers. The measures also define
various penalties for violations of these requirements.
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