In its submission to the second session of the Ad-Hoc Committee in August 2022, India proposed “data-oriented jurisdiction” which mainly emphasised “data ownership”
Experts debate how the Digital India Act can regulate India’s content marketplace, without compromising on the govt’s constitutional responsibility of protecting fundamental rights.
Experts emphasised the importance of privacy safeguards, procedural clarity, and reasonability to make sure strengthening law enforcement does not compromise the rights of individuals...
Taking away safe harbour will negatively impact startups since they lack the financial means to invest in heavy-duty content filtering tools, an expert argued
“What we realised, after empirically counting the number of Section 66A cases instituted after Shreya Singhal, is that more of these cases were filed...
Section 69 of the Information Technology Act allows government authorities to issue directions to monitor and decrypt information on a computer resource for reasons including...