( September 5, 2025, 09:37 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Chongqing authorities have issued a negative list applicable to data outflows in its free trade zone. The list spells out categories of important data in the smart vehicle industry whose export requires security clearance. It identifies nine scenarios tied to auto research and testing, manufacturing, supply chains and user services, with examples that cover nearly the entire value chain of connected cars. In addition, data in the city's free-trade zone is deemed important if it involves personal information on more than 10 million people, sensitive data on more than 1 million, or detailed records on more than 100,000 people — such as bank and insurance accounts or medical information — under identification rules issued at the same time that apply across different sectors. Attached please find the negative list and negative list management measures: ...
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