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Yahoo said Tuesday it has pulled out of China, citing an &ldquo;increasingly challenging business and legal environment.&rdquo; The company&rsquo;s withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored. Chinese laws also stipulate that companies operating in the country must hand over data if requested by authorities.&ldquo;In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo&rsquo;s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,&rdquo; the company said in a statement. It said it &ldquo;remains committed to the rights of our users and a free and open internet.&rdquo;Yahoo's exit is largely symbolic as many of it's services are already blocked by the Chinese government. The pull out follows moves by big tech leaders ,&nbsp;Google 'gave up' on China and shut it's search engine in 2010 and&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s professional networking platform LinkedIn said last month it would shutter its Chinese site.&nbsp;

Yahoo pulls out of China; cites 'challenging operating environment' after tech crackdown

China tech crackdown, another one bites the dust as Yahoo exits the country citing 'increasingly challenging business and legal environment.'

China crackdown on big tech continues, Yahoo exits the Mainland

<ul>
<li>Yahoo to exit China as tech crackdown intensifies in the Mainland</li>
<li>China implements Personal Information Protection Law, limits data gathering &amp; storage</li>
<li>China tech crackdown: Can ask for cos to handover data to govt when required</li>
<li>Yahoo cites&nbsp;increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China</li>
<li>Google shut down search engine in China in 2010, Microsoft shuttered&nbsp;LinkedIn&nbsp;in October&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Yahoo's withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored.

Yahoo said Tuesday it has pulled out of China, citing an &ldquo;increasingly challenging business and legal environment.&rdquo; The company&rsquo;s withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored. Chinese laws also stipulate that companies operating in the country must hand over data if requested by authorities. &ldquo;In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo&rsquo;s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,&rdquo; the company said in a statement. It said it &ldquo;remains committed to the rights of our users and a free and open internet.&rdquo; Yahoo's exit is largely symbolic as many of it's services are already blocked by the Chinese government. The pull out follows moves by big tech leaders ,&nbsp;Google 'gave up' on China and shut it's search engine in 2010 and&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s professional networking platform LinkedIn said last month it would shutter its Chinese site.&nbsp;

Technically Speaking, How Can I Safeguard My Online Data & Information? Part 2 with Apar Gupta

As technology evolves, so does our perception of what constitutes privacy and security. Over the past few years, privacy has grown from being a comfort to being recognised as a fundamental right in India. The landmark &lsquo;Puttaswamy judgment&rsquo;, as it&rsquo;s commonly referred to, gave each and every citizen of the country the right to protect their personal information. However, this right needs to be matched by our own capabilities to safeguard this data, especially in the age of instant messaging. In Part 2 of The Bastion&rsquo;s conversation with Apar Gupta of the Internet Freedom Foundation, we delve into what each of us can do in our individual capacity to safeguard our personal data and information on our devices.

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