Hong Kong regulator considers easing strict data storage rules

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Hong Kong regulator considers easing strict data storage rules
Hong Kong is considering softening new data storage rules, amid concerns of conflict with confidentiality laws elsewhere as authorities globally look to balance regulatory requirements, companies' needs and privacy concerns, two people said. The rules, published in an October circular and ...

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