New school year, new data localization law in Russia. But in case understanding the intricacies of collecting foreign personal data isn’t as easy as buying a new package of pencils, some lawyers at King & Spalding have set out the three things in-house counsel need to know about the new laws in this recent client alert.
• Scope: “Russia’s Data Localization Law has a potentially wide reach,” they say. It includes companies that process (meaning collect, store or alter) personal data. Websites that “target Russia,” as evidenced by the use of a Russian domain name or a Cyrillic version of the website would also be caught.
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