Legal regulation of big data killing

Abstract

As a new problem arising from algorithm and information abuse in the data age, big data killing is difficult to be regulated by law before the promulgation of the Personal Information Protection Law, and the relevant judicial practice is not mature enough. The implementation of the Personal Information Protection Law clearly prohibits the killing of big data from the perspective of protecting personal information, and makes comprehensive provisions from the three stages of personal information collection, processing and application. However, the relevant regulations are not perfect, and the right to carry personal information and the impact assessment system of personal information protection still need to be clarified. In terms of information compliance, the government and enterprises should build a multi governance mechanism to improve personal information protection and governance capabilities.