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The government's point-by-point clarifications on the app didn't seem to hold ground and raised further doubts.
Digital rights groups moved to condemn the government order that suspended internet services in several districts.
While the app will reportedly store data on local servers, its launch can be viewed as part of a disturbing trend in facial recognition...
We missed this earlier: The District Magistrate of Indore on April 20 issued an order placing restrictions on comments and forwards related to coronavirus...
The Special Committee, constituted to review the restrictions on mobile internet speed in Jammu and Kashmir, will next review the situation around August 10,...
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, directed the Union Ministry of Home Affairs and the Government of Jammu and Kashmir to file a counter affidavit...
Law enforcement agencies should not be allowed to use drones for surveillance, digital rights group Internet Freedom Foundation said in its recommendations to the...
In counter-comments to TRAI, the Internet Freedom Foundation and the Centre for Internet and Society argued against telcos getting more flexibility in enforcing Net...
One of the most common refrains in telecom companies’ filings about Net Neutrality is this: how do you even test for Net Neutrality violations...
The Internet Freedom Foundation*, a digital rights non-profit based in India, has written to Justice AP Shah, Chairman of the IAMAI’s controversial Digital Content...
