Data privacy has long been an issue of public concern, and with changes in online technology, the problem has only deepened. From a legal perspective, a website’s privacy policy essentially functions as an agreement with a site’s users in which the operator seeks consent or agreement from the users to collect and process their personal information. The privacy policy also informs users of the specific type of information the site collects, and how this information will be utilised, processed or shared with third parties.
Attorney-at-Law at Tilleke & Gibbins
Luxsiri Supakijjanusorn is an attorney-at-law in Tilleke & Gibbins’ corporate and commercial group. She has experience across a range of Southeast Asian jurisdictions, with her practice focused primarily on Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar. Luxsiri specializes in various investment and corporate matters, including outflow and inflow investment, joint venture establishment, cross-border taxation, and domestic tax. She also advises on data privacy and anticompetition issues in Thailand. With her extensive knowledge of the investment environment and regulatory landscape, Luxsiri is a contributor to the World Bank’s Doing Business guide, and she has penned numerous articles in international journals.