英文摘要 |
Cloud computing, which involves the storage by users of their information on remote data centers owned and operated by others and access through the Internet-is a fast growing business. However, while cloud computing allows its users to easily access to their information at anytime and anywhere, as long as there is internet connection, the technology brings serious data security and privacy concerns. From the personal data protection point of view, cloud computing service requires the study of legal relations among cloud computing providers, cloud computing service users, and data subjects. In addition, since relevant parties may not know where personal data is located geographically at any particular time, it is also worth considering whether this characteristic may have adverse impact on data protection, and how the law should respond. Thus, this paper aims to comprehensively review the related issues based on the newly enacted Personal Data Protection Act, and to provide suggestions for law enforcement and further discussion in this field. |