State govts have not been consulted on the personal data protection bill as well as the framework for non-personal data protection which may lead to problems in implementation of the proposed law
EU privacy watchdog EDPB on Wednesday gave the Irish data protection agency a month to issue a long-delayed decision on compliance by WhatsApp after its peers objected to its draft finding
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Govt must move fast on personal data protection law
The single judge on April 22 said that he saw no merit in the petitions of Facebook and WhatsApp to interdict the investigation directed by the CCI.
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said on its social media feed that it had ordered Didi to make changes to comply with Chinese data protection rules.
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to stay the notice dated June 4, 2021, to WhatsApp by the Director-General of Competition Commission of India (CCI)
The heavy-handed ways in which the government has been behaving in shaping the narrative and curbing dissent make even genuine attempts at regulating big tech suspicious, says Choudhary
The firm said in a statement that "this was not a LinkedIn data breach, and no private member account data from LinkedIn was included."
The leak includes personal information such as phone numbers, full names and locations.
Researchers at Stanford University in the US have warned that the app may be leaking users' audio data to the Chinese government
Rival messaging app Signal emerged from oblivion to hit the top slot as the most downloaded communication application (app) in the country on Sunday
Most net users have at some time or the other used some service, which has been compromised. You can probe further to check what that data is
The firm said it was in favour of localisation and already had systems in place which protected personal data scrupulously
Paytm said it wanted the government to ensure that all companies in the digital sphere offering services in India also had their servers in the country.
The parliament committee wants to examine all the stakeholders including Amazon, Facebook and Google to get their perspective about personal data protection issues
The par panel on Friday quizzed Facebook about the quantum of their revenue, profit and tax payouts in India and asked what portion of their earnings were being used for data security in the country
Retired Justice B N Srikrishna on Thursday said anonymous data is not foolproof and can be de-anonymised in future
The propesed policy is built on the foundations of legislation that doesn't exist. It also seems to be more concerned about monetisation of such data, than with the protection of privacy