A single global data privacy law could make compliance simpler for international businesses and create consistent protections for consumers. However, implementing one law worldwide would be difficult because countries have different cultural values, priorities, and approaches to privacy. For instance, some countries allow broader government access to personal data, while the EU prioritizes individual rights (Berkeley, n.d.). A realistic approach might be a global framework that sets baseline protections but allows countries to adapt rules to their own needs. This would hold businesses accountable, give consumers more control over their information, and still respect national sovereignty (Berkeley, n.d.).

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