問題文
A retailer operates in multiple regions with different laws governing consent and where data may be stored. How should regional law shape the integration and data design?
選択肢
- Only the largest region's rules matter; smaller regions can be ignored, so a market with stricter consent rules is served by the template written for the largest one and the local obligations are left to chance.
- Regional law can be ignored in integration because the same consent rules and storage locations apply identically everywhere in the world, so one global configuration will always satisfy every region's obligations at once with nothing to revisit per market.
- Encryption alone satisfies every regional consent and storage law, so the integration moves regulated records wherever it likes as long as the transport is encrypted and the consent flags travel along with the payload.
- The design must respect each region's consent rules and storage location requirements, routing and storing regulated data so that both consent and residency obligations are met per region rather than applying one region's rules everywhere.