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What is considered a cross-border transfer of personal data in Malaysia?
What is considered a cross-border transfer of personal data in Malaysia?
- Transferring personal data of a data subject to a location outside of Malaysia (correct)
- Transferring personal data within Malaysia
- Processing personal data within Malaysia
- Obtaining consent to use personal data
In the context of cross-border data transfers in Malaysia, why is the nationality of the data subject considered irrelevant?
In the context of cross-border data transfers in Malaysia, why is the nationality of the data subject considered irrelevant?
- The focus is on where the data processing occurs, not the nationality (correct)
- Malaysia does not track the nationality of data subjects
- Data subjects have no rights in cross-border transfers
- Nationality only matters for citizens
What role does the Malaysian-based data user play in a cross-border transfer of personal data?
What role does the Malaysian-based data user play in a cross-border transfer of personal data?
- Initiating the transfer of personal data outside of Malaysia (correct)
- Ensuring all data stays within Malaysia
- Verifying the citizenship status of the recipient
- Determining the nationality of the data subject
Why is the equipment's location important in determining a cross-border transfer?
Why is the equipment's location important in determining a cross-border transfer?
In the context of data transfers in Malaysia, what is crucial for a transfer to be considered cross-border?
In the context of data transfers in Malaysia, what is crucial for a transfer to be considered cross-border?
If a data user in Malaysia transfers personal data outside the country, it is not considered a cross-border transfer if the data subject is not a Malaysian citizen.
If a data user in Malaysia transfers personal data outside the country, it is not considered a cross-border transfer if the data subject is not a Malaysian citizen.
A data user in Malaysia processing personal data through equipment located outside of Malaysia does not constitute a cross-border transfer.
A data user in Malaysia processing personal data through equipment located outside of Malaysia does not constitute a cross-border transfer.
A data user in Malaysia sending personal data to a location within Malaysia is always considered a cross-border transfer.
A data user in Malaysia sending personal data to a location within Malaysia is always considered a cross-border transfer.
The nationality of the data subject is crucial in determining whether a data transfer by a Malaysian-based user is considered cross-border.
The nationality of the data subject is crucial in determining whether a data transfer by a Malaysian-based user is considered cross-border.
If personal data is processed in Malaysia but transferred within the country by a Malaysian-based user, it is not a cross-border transfer.
If personal data is processed in Malaysia but transferred within the country by a Malaysian-based user, it is not a cross-border transfer.
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