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(Continued from previous article) In the previous article, I discussed a hypothesis that just like the “Stockholm syndrome”, users of Technology exhibit a certain level of blind faith on technology which in the AI scenario, has the potential to translate … Continue reading →

On January 19,  FDPPI launched a “Privacy Pledge” program inviting professionals to take a pledge as a mark of celebrating Privacy Day 2023. The Pledge stated as follows: Pledge of Data Privacy On the occasion of International Data Privacy Day … Continue reading →

[This is a continuation of our earlier article on the Kerala Judgement on Right to Forget] The Judgment of Kerala Hight Court of 22nd December 2022 in the WP (C) nos 26500/2020 & connected cases  was mainly considering the issue … Continue reading →

Continued from previous article The key purpose of the Telecom Bill is regulating the Telecom industry . Accordingly Chapter 3 covers Licensing, Registration, Authorization and Assignment. The first point to be noted is the “Exclusive Privilege” created for the Government … Continue reading →

Yesterday Economic Times carried a report quoting anonymous sources within the Government of India that the Government may shelve the current version of the Bill and go for a fresh legislation. Today some of the other  publications such as the … Continue reading →

PDPA is a legislation that is meant to uphold the human right concept of “Privacy”. Privacy is a concept which reflects the “State of Mind” of an individual and a feeling of “being left alone”. According to human psychologists, Hypnotists … Continue reading →