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Foreign Firms Appeal for Delay of Cybersecurity Law

Amendments to China’s new Cybersecurity Law, which is set to take effect on June 1, will require a much broader range of companies operating in China to store business and user data on servers inside the country. Whereas the rule only applied to critical information infrastructure operators prior to the change, a much larger number of companies will be subject to restrictions limiting the transfer of data outside China, in addition to provisions setting in place tougher product