Hong Kong plans to revive privacy law requiring firms to report data breaches

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Hong Kong plans to revive privacy law requiring firms to report data breaches

Databreaches • February 7, 2026

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Hong Kong to Revive Mandatory Data Breach Reporting Law Hong Kong's privacy watchdog plans to consult lawmakers in 2026 about introducing mandatory data breach reporting and associated penalties. Privacy Commissioner Ada Chung Lai-ling announced the proposed legislative amendments to the city's privacy ordinance, which had previously been stalled. This move aims to enhance data protection and accountability among firms handling personal data. 2 sources 47

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