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Apple storing personal data on mainland

Posted on August 16, 2014 by pogowasright.org

APPLE Inc has begun keeping the personal data of some Chinese users on servers in China’s mainland, marking the first time the tech giant has stored user data on mainland soil.

The data will be kept on servers provided by China Telecom Corp Ltd, the country’s third-largest wireless carrier, Apple said in a statement yesterday.

Read more on Shanghai Daily.

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