Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.

Since the development of information technology accelerated further, the issue of protecting personal data in cyberspace is becoming a major concern, with the development of information technology. Electronic commerce transaction has been utilized by business organization to ensure the efficacy of b...

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Main Authors:	Izhar, Farah Shafinaz, Affundi, Affiza, Ramli, Mariam
Format:	Student Project
Language:	English
Published:	Faculty of Law 2005
Subjects:	Technology and law Civil law
Online Access:	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28435/ http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28435/1/28435.pdf

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spelling	uitm-284352020-03-04T02:57:12Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28435/ Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli. Izhar, Farah Shafinaz Affundi, Affiza Ramli, Mariam Technology and law Civil law Since the development of information technology accelerated further, the issue of protecting personal data in cyberspace is becoming a major concern, with the development of information technology. Electronic commerce transaction has been utilized by business organization to ensure the efficacy of business transaction for consumers. However, as there is no law on the protection of personal data in Malaysia, consumers' personal data may be misused by business organizations conducting ecommerce. Generally, consumers need to resort to using of certain technologies to ensure the protection of their personal data. However, it does not guarantee that their personal data is fully protected, unless the consumers know how to take advantage of it. The main aim of this thesis is to study the importance of protecting personal data and whether the current draft legislation is comprehensive enough to ensure its protection. Apart from that, this study compares between the laws and the international instruments as found in the United States and European Union. These laws will then be analyzed to determine whether or not they can be a model for our propose law. In order to produce this thesis, various sources including legal materials such as statutes, international conventions and instruments, case law, law journals and law reports have been referred to. Interviews have also been conducted with individual and academician that have expertise in this field. We would like to propose there should be a law that will fully protect the consumers1 personal data in order to ensure the healthy development of e-commerce. Faculty of Law 2005 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28435/1/28435.pdf Izhar, Farah Shafinaz and Affundi, Affiza and Ramli, Mariam (2005) Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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description	Since the development of information technology accelerated further, the issue of protecting personal data in cyberspace is becoming a major concern, with the development of information technology. Electronic commerce transaction has been utilized by business organization to ensure the efficacy of business transaction for consumers. However, as there is no law on the protection of personal data in Malaysia, consumers' personal data may be misused by business organizations conducting ecommerce. Generally, consumers need to resort to using of certain technologies to ensure the protection of their personal data. However, it does not guarantee that their personal data is fully protected, unless the consumers know how to take advantage of it. The main aim of this thesis is to study the importance of protecting personal data and whether the current draft legislation is comprehensive enough to ensure its protection. Apart from that, this study compares between the laws and the international instruments as found in the United States and European Union. These laws will then be analyzed to determine whether or not they can be a model for our propose law. In order to produce this thesis, various sources including legal materials such as statutes, international conventions and instruments, case law, law journals and law reports have been referred to. Interviews have also been conducted with individual and academician that have expertise in this field. We would like to propose there should be a law that will fully protect the consumers1 personal data in order to ensure the healthy development of e-commerce.
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author	Izhar, Farah Shafinaz Affundi, Affiza Ramli, Mariam
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title	Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.
title_short	Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.
title_full	Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.
title_fullStr	Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.
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Personal data protection in E-commerce transaction / Farah Shafinaz Izhar, Affiza Affundi and Mariam Ramli.

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