While the law “creates the duty” without defining how it will be “exercised,” companies should watch how it will be written into regulation
December 29, 2015 at 09:09 AM
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A new anti-terrorism law in China could become a concern for many tech companies given that it gives the government broader authority to ask for help in decryption.
Much depends on the final language that will be used in the regulation that evolves from the law.
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