Under new trade talks, Japan and Britain agree to protect intellectual property and free flow of data by not forcing companies to disclose algorithms – Japanese media
Japan and Britain have agreed not to force their companies to disclose algorithms or set up local data servers, as part of talks aimed at a bilateral trade deal, the Nikkei has said.
Under the bilateral deal, the two governments would not force their companies to hand over encryption keys, which are used to protect proprietary corporate technology and information, the Nikkei said.
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