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		<title>By: Simon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Legal protection doesn&#039;t eliminate user confusion, though, due to differing jurisdictions.

If, for example, I buy something from a New Zealand (i.e local) website, I know what the rules are. If I buy from Amazon, I know the rules are probably the US ones, which are well known to be broadly similar to NZ. On the other hand, if I make some online travel arrangements through, say, a Peruvian website - well, what are their rules? Do they have an equivalent to our Privacy Act?

Not to mention, what can I do about it if a foreign site breaches their own rules? A local site, I can lay a complaint with the appropriate regulatory organisations. If Amazon misplaces a disk containing an unencrypted copy of their customer database, what can I do about it? Not much, I&#039;m thinking...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Legal protection doesn&#8217;t eliminate user confusion, though, due to differing jurisdictions.</p>
<p>If, for example, I buy something from a New Zealand (i.e local) website, I know what the rules are. If I buy from Amazon, I know the rules are probably the US ones, which are well known to be broadly similar to NZ. On the other hand, if I make some online travel arrangements through, say, a Peruvian website &#8211; well, what are their rules? Do they have an equivalent to our Privacy Act?</p>
<p>Not to mention, what can I do about it if a foreign site breaches their own rules? A local site, I can lay a complaint with the appropriate regulatory organisations. If Amazon misplaces a disk containing an unencrypted copy of their customer database, what can I do about it? Not much, I&#8217;m thinking&#8230;</p>
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