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LINE to discuss how messaging applications can comply with GDPR (4th LINE X Intertrust Security Summit)

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By Elisabeth Kindig

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On May 25th of this year, the rules around data collection were forever changed by the implementation of the General Data Privacy Regulations (GDPR) by the European Union. These rules were adhered to around the world as websites and applications found they could not separate EU citizens without addressing their overarching policies.

Next week, Loo Mun Chan of popular-messaging application LINE will discuss how business are dealing with the wide-ranging impacts of the GDPR both in Asia and around the world. She will discuss how LINE has taken steps to protect user privacy and will demonstrate how a growing, Asia-based messaging application complies with the GDPR on a day-to-day basis. Global expansion while adhering to the GDPR will also be discussed.

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LINE and Intertrust have joined forces to headline this series of security conferences. As data becomes the new business currency, we come together to ensure that data remains protected and every transaction is trustworthy.

Businesses today depend on data to run efficiently, connect customers, and uncover new opportunities. As data companies with global footprints, LINE and Intertrust have championed a world of connected devices and big data.

Intertrust provides trusted computing products and services to leading global corporations – from mobile and CE manufacturers and service providers to enterprise software platform companies. These products include the world’s leading digital rights management, software tamper resistance and privacy-driven data platforms for ad tech, DNA storage and IoT.

LINE Corporation is dedicated to “Closing the Distance,” operating a range of mobile services and contents that connect people, information, and society. The LINE messaging app was launched in June 2011 and has since grown into a diversified Smart Portal platform, with its consumer and business services used in more than 230 countries and territories.

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