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Earnings Call: Vodafone Idea shares details of license fee expense, impact of Jio Bharat and more
Finance Ministry meets with banks, payments companies to discuss online fraud
Delhi High Court restricts DialMyTrip its name in trademark dispute with MakeMyTrip
NCLAT defers hearing of Google’s appeal against Play Store antitrust order
National Medical Commission pushes medical college patients to register via ABHA ID: Some questions and concerns
Wikimedia makes the case that state secrets cannot be grounds to prevent judicial scrutiny of such a surveillance program
Vi has denied reports of users' data breach by CyberX9, but had acknowledged weakneseses in systems earlier on August 24th
After the The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018 was withdrawn recently, here is what a new data and privacy protection Bill may look like
The Supreme Court continued its hearing in the Pegasus Spyware case, noting that hte Union government has been 'uncooperative'
A dissident in the UK wins a case that enables suing the Saudi Arabian government for surveillance using the Pegasys spyware, and attacks
Deaths linked to online gambling have been on the rise, but current regulatory attempts leave users and legal platforms in a limbo.
All it took was a swift oral vote to withdraw the DPB from Parliament—with this, the privacy rights of Indians remain in regulatory limbo
The Tis Hazari court in Delhi orders blocking of Z-Library links on copyright grounds, but many have supported the accessibility these websites provide
The IFF says that the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) has proposed self-regulation as opposed to a government-backed GAC
Submission says that under the IT Rules as they are, social media intermediaries will face complaince burden, risk censorship, and have legal unclarity
