Data law: a part of cyberlaw we all should know about
By John Bandler. Published February 19, 2025, Reuters Legal News
Data laws are those laws specifically created to address issues regarding the collection and use of data about people. Data law is a part of cyberlaw, and cyberlaw is a part of all law.
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