switzerland privacy law

"Switzerland privacy law" refers to the set of legal rules and principles that govern the collection, processing, and protection of personal data within Switzerland. The primary regulation is the **Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP)**, which aims to protect individuals’ privacy and fundamental rights when their data is processed by both private entities and federal bodies. The law establishes requirements for lawful data processing, data subject rights (such as access, correction, and deletion), data security obligations, and conditions for international data transfers. The FADP was recently revised to align more closely with the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), strengthening transparency and accountability standards.
  1. Privacy Firms Flee Switzerland as New Surveillance Law Looms

    Privacy Firms Flee Switzerland as New Surveillance Law Looms

    Privacy Companies Flee Switzerland Amid Harsh New Surveillance Law Switzerland — long considered a global safe haven for privacy-first technology — is facing a mass exodus of companies following the government’s proposal to radically expand its surveillance framework. The updated VÜPF/OSCPT...
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