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Rajeev Chandrashekar interview with Arnab Goswami
Yesterday there was an important TV interview of Mr Rajeev Chandrashekar with Mr Arnab Goswami where the minister provided a great insight into the new Intermediary GuidelinesĀ which come as an amendment to the February 25 2021 guidelines. The original … Continue reading
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PDPA 2021: Concept of Discovery Consent
The PDPB2019/DPA 2021 addresses several pro-active compliance requirements aimed at managing personal data by data fiduciaries and data processors with the intention of protecting the “Privacy” of an individual. ContraventionsĀ result in civil penalties upto a maximum of 4% of … Continue reading
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Anonymisation is like Encryption with a destroyed decryption key
If we follow the discussions around the DPA 2021, it appears that there is a confusion regarding the term “Anonymization” and its effect on Personal Data. It is strange that after so much of discussions on the GDPR and the … Continue reading
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Privacy Notice is a RFP for personal information
(Here are some emerging thoughts on Privacy meant for further discussion during IDPS 2021…Naavi) Indian Data Protection Law in the form of PDPB 2019 is unique for the introduction of the concept of a Data Controller being a Data Fiduciary … Continue reading
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New Dimensions of Privacy on the horizon
India is on the eve of passing the PDPB 2019 and this law is set to herald a new era of data processing where the processing has to take into account a recognition of whether the data is personal or … Continue reading
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Australian Content Law is disturbing
The war that has erupted between FaceBook and the Australian Government has opened up a can of worms as regards the future of Internet. The proposed law envisages that news producers get rewarded for the news to be picked up … Continue reading
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