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EU GDPRSaudi PDPLSingapore PDPAHong Kong PDPO

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Applies to: EU establishments; data subjects in the EU
Coverage: Public and private sector processing with listed exemptions.
Extra-territorial: Applies to non-EU controllers/processors targeting or monitoring people in the EU.
Exclusions: Purely personal activity; Law enforcement under separate framework

Applies to: Entities processing personal data in Saudi Arabia; Certain processing of residents outside Saudi Arabia
Coverage: Public and private entities subject to implementing regulations and sector rules.
Extra-territorial: May apply to processing related to individuals in the Kingdom.
Exclusions: Personal/family use; Certain security and judicial activities

Applies to: Private organizations in Singapore; Organizations collecting/using/disclosing personal data
Coverage: Primarily private sector; public agencies covered by separate rules.
Extra-territorial: Certain obligations can apply where there is a Singapore nexus.
Exclusions: Public agencies; Business contact information in limited contexts

Applies to: Data users controlling collection, holding, processing, or use in Hong Kong
Coverage: Broad private and public coverage with data-user framing.
Extra-territorial: Primarily territorial, with practical cross-border relevance through local operations.
Exclusions: Domestic purposes in limited contexts; Specified legal exemptions