Monthly Archives: November 2020

Since 16th July 2020, when the European Court of Justice (EUCJ) came up with its ruling in the Schrems II case and invalidated the US Privacy Shield, there has been a crisis in the Data Processing industry world wide. The … Continue reading →

Naavi.org had earlier pointed out how CIBIL which was once owned by Indian Banks was quietly transferred to a foreign company for undisclosed consideration by a number of Indian public sector Banks in a concerted move. In the process, more … Continue reading →

EDPB published the following press release today: During its 41st plenary session, the EDPB adopted recommendations on measures that supplement transfer tools to ensure compliance with the EU level of protection of personal data, as well as recommendations on the … Continue reading →

WhatsApp has been in news as a messaging Company providing End to end encrypted messaging services in the past, introducing vanishing messages etc. As a messaging company it had its share of controversies involving spread of fake messages and mobilization … Continue reading →

The way Mumbai Police has handled the Republic TV case with -the reopening of a closed case -of what possibly was a murder and treating as a suicide – bringing in the abetment link for a business contract dispute, -deliberately … Continue reading →

When Singapore amended its data protection laws increasing the penalties for data breach to 10% of the annual  turnover, a window of opportunity has opened up for India to attract investments of data processing companies to India. India presently is … Continue reading →