Encrypting all personally identifiable information before storing it in the database ensures compliance with all data protection regulations globally.
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While it is a best practice to encrypt personally identifiable information (PII) before storing it to protect it against unauthorized access, it doesn't automatically ensure compliance with all data protection regulations globally. Different jurisdictions may have additional requirements beyond data encryption, such as policies around data retention, data sovereignty, and specific encryption standards. Therefore, simply encrypting PII doesn't guarantee global compliance.
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