Whether you’re looking for a small point of presence or a multi-megawatt data hall solution, Global Switch Hong Kong has the best-in-class infrastructure for you. With a raised floor system and 100MVA utility power supply capacity, our facility provides you with unparalleled resiliency in the region. With a team of experienced professionals on hand to offer advice, we can help you choose the right service for your business. A number of countries have implemented laws to protect personal information, and a variety of measures are available to address concerns over cross-border data flows. These measures include notifying individuals that their personal data may be transferred outside the jurisdiction, and explaining the underlying reasons why. Another approach is to ensure that contractual arrangements with data importers will impose enforceable protections on the transfer of personal information. This can be done in the form of separate agreements, schedules attached to the main commercial agreement, or as contractual provisions within the main commercial agreement itself. As part of its efforts to promote the use of data in the economy, the HK government has formed an alliance with global leading companies and technology pioneers to bring together resources and speed up the transformation of scientific research results. The alliance aims to attract more international companies to set up operations in HK, build a platform for resource sharing, and nurture digital talent. The government also encourages enterprises to explore new applications for big data, and actively promotes open data policies. The HK government has recently proposed revisions to the PDPO, which may increase the scope of the data protection regime to include “digital assets”, and clarify the definition of personal information to make it clear that this includes not only information that can be used to identify a person, but also their activities and online behaviour. The proposed changes to the PDPO would make it easier to enforce and would allow for greater transparency of data flows. As the world becomes increasingly reliant on the Internet, it’s crucial that we understand how to use and secure it. This is especially important for governments, who can’t afford to lose access to their citizens’ personal information. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to prevent identity theft, including being wary of public Wi-Fi, and using secure passwords. Additionally, you can check your credit card statements regularly to see if any suspicious activity is taking place. You can also sign up for the Do Not Call list to stop unwanted calls from businesses you don’t trust. It’s a great way to keep your privacy in check. The Do Not Call list is available online, via the mobile app, or at all post offices. This will help you avoid unnecessary phone calls, and it’s free.