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The current version of Twitter's encrypted DMs appears half-baked and rushed, and comes with a lot of serious limitations—here are 10 reasons why
Experts propose alternative methods to balance encryption and anonymization for safeguarding individual privacy.
The previous such ruling by the Delhi HC is being cited as a precedent for holding encrypted platforms liable for copyright infringement
Messaging app Telegram was ordered earlier this week to supply details of users allegedly infringing copyright by the Delhi High Court
For Signal, the choice between staying in India and protecting its encryption is a clear one: what will other platforms do, if forced?
The Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) commission these guidelines on data anonymization, open for public comments until September 21st 2022
DoT has sought the views of the TRAI to develop a framework for regulating internet calling and messaging apps like WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram
A recent case in Nebraska, U.S., where law enforcement accessed Facebook messages to make arrests for abortion, highlights privacy concerns
The IT Minister of State chimed in on the encryption debate and responded to the controversial IT Rules on two separate occasions.
By Anand Venkatanarayanan There has been enough commentary about the Indian IT...
