The differences in the definition of personal data between the Draft Law on personal data protection (“Draft Law“) and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR“) have significant implications for data protection frameworks. While both aim to safeguard individuals’ privacy, their varying definitions affect the scope of protection and the legal framework’s effectiveness. This article explores these differences, focusing on how they impact the overall legal landscape for data protection in Vietnam and the potential challenges that arise from these discrepancies.
