China: Cross-Border Data Transfer Without Consent

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Table of Contents
3. Imprint
4. Articles
5. Dark Patterns undermining Digital Fairness? – A possible new “Digital Fairness Act” from a fundamental rights perspective — An examination of reform suggestions against the background of the EU fundamental rights legal framework
6. US E-Discovery and EU Compliance: A Clash of Laws — A guideline for German companies to meet both European and US requirements
7. Dark Patterns Undermining Digital Fairness? – The Legal Framework Against Manipulative Designs — Analysising the impact of the three key EU directives for consumer protection on the use of dark patterns
8. Case Law
9. USA: Insuffient Evidence for Irreparable Harm by Training AI with Copyrighted Material
10. UK: Strict Limits on Reverse Engineering and Risks of Bypassing Safeguards in Software Development
11. China: Cross-Border Data Transfer Without Consent
12. USA: The Human Concept of “Author”