On the afternoon of September 10, 2026, the "Cross-Border Data Flow Policy and Practical Case Sharing Event" hosted by the Guangzhou Nansha District Government Services and Data Management Bureau was successfully held in Nansha. Dozens of institutional representatives from various fields such as party and government organs, network technology, intelligent manufacturing, and transportation and logistics attended this event.
Llinks partner Mr. Xun Yang delivered a speech titled "From Dior to Shein: How Data Compliance Shifts from 'Cost' to 'Advantage'," sharing risks and solutions regarding cross-border data transmission with the attending guests. Starting with the Dior and Shein cases, Llinks partner Mr. Xun Yang deeply analyzed the global regulatory logic of data compliance, comparatively analyzed the institutional design, regulatory characteristics and response plans for cross-border data circulation in China, the EU and Singapore, and shared the administrative regulation of cross-border data circulation in the United States.
Llinks partner Mr. Xun Yang's sharing received an enthusiastic response from the attendees. Outbound data compliance is no longer an occasional risk issue but an unavoidable and important link in the daily operations of enterprises. Advancing compliance work is not an additional cost expenditure but a key safeguard for ensuring data security and efficient circulation.
