LEGAL BARRIERS TO PREVENTING THE USE OF PERSONAL DATA THAT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO INDIVIDUALS IN THE CASES OF DATA POSSESSION AND PREPARATION TO DISCLOSE INFORMATION

Abstract

The Personal Data Protection Act (2019) does not apply to private data holders. Without the authority to store personal information of others, Article 4(1) creates a legal gap in the protection of personal data in private possession. By studying the concept, the theory and laws of the Republic of Singapore, the United Kingdom and the Republic of Korea because there is no law to protect personal data in private possession. Others may take any action against that information. In case of damage to the data subject, the data subject has the right only to claim for infringement. The data subject may not take legal measures to check, correct, or cancel such data, including the possession of personal data. Prepare for disclosure offenses propagate Distributing personal information is a criminal offense, and there is no law requiring preparation for an offense. Therefore, the Personal Data Protection Act (2019) should be amended. Enforce the possessor of personal data of others without their authority to collect the data. The law shall play a role in protecting personal data, including defining the nature of the offense of preparing to use personal data for the offense of spreading, disseminating, disseminating personal data. Transfer of personal data as a preventive measure against further offenses.