Which of the following jurisdictions lacks a comprehensive national policy on data privacy and the protection of personally identifiable information (PII)?

The correct answer is C. United States. The United States has a myriad of regulations focused on specific types of data, such as healthcare and financial, but lacks an overall comprehensive privacy law on the national level. The European Union, the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and Russia all have national…

Submitted by lucia.co· Apr 18, 2026Legal, Risk and Compliance

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AEuropean Union
BAsian-Pacific Economic Cooperation
CUnited States
DRussia

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B
5% (1)
C
95% (18)

Explanation

The United States has a myriad of regulations focused on specific types of data, such as healthcare and financial, but lacks an overall comprehensive privacy law on the national level. The European Union, the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and Russia all have national privacy protections and regulations for the handling the PII data of their citizens.

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#Data Privacy Laws#PII Protection#Jurisdictional Data Protection#US Privacy Landscape

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