英文摘要 |
Due to the strengthening of cross-border supervision of personal information, the private law attribute of online dispute resolution has been shaken and its privacy, efficiency and globality have been affected, thus falling into a dilemma. This dilemma essentially comes from the contradiction between the cross-border flow of personal information on which online dispute resolution relies and the right of information supervision in various countries. At present, counter-globalization is coming again, and there is little hope of resolving this dilemma by hard law such as treaties. Long-term practice shows that soft law has advantages in coordinating cross-border supervision of personal information. Building a mechanism of voluntary application and neutral rating on the basis of the United Nations and guiding the legislation and law enforcement of countries through soft law may be the way out to solve this dilemma. |