Monaco Passes Bill to Enhance Data Protection
Monaco Passes Bill to Enhance Data Protection

Monaco Passes Bill to Enhance Data Protection

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As of 2025, new laws will enhance data privacy and protect minors' earnings from social media across various jurisdictions. California's Governor Gavin Newsom signed bills that secure minors' earnings by requiring a percentage to be placed in trust accounts, while also granting school authorities the power to limit social media use on campuses. Meanwhile, Monaco has adopted a comprehensive data protection law inspired by the GDPR, establishing a new authority to oversee compliance and enhancing individual rights regarding personal data. In Malaysia, the Personal Data Protection (Amendment) Act 2024 will come into effect in phases, imposing stricter security requirements and allowing data transfers under specific conditions. These legislative changes reflect a growing global emphasis on data privacy, corporate accountability, and the protection of vulnerable individuals online.

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