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The data protection bill leans heavily in favour of government access and use of personal data, leaving citizens vulnerable to surveillance
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The data protection bill leans heavily in favour of government access and use of personal data, leaving citizens vulnerable to surveillance
How would withdrawing consent work if one's information has been used under the 'deemed consent' provision in the data protection bill, 2022?
There are "serious issues" with drafting of the bill, implementation, and clarity over the Data Protection Board's functioning, says Kumar
Does the 'deemed consent' provision in the Bill undermine privacy protections? Speakers at Bangalore gave their views during our event
Is the new data protection bill focussed on improving access to internet for children, or the opposite? Stakeholders gave their views at our event
Provision on data transfers abroad may create regulatory uncertainty and "diplomatic chaos", noted speakers at our event discussing the bill
Speakers at our discussion said that lack of limitations on purpose and storage, among other provisions, impact user rights and privacy
Speakers raised several aspects of the "deemed consent" provision in the new data protection bill, including if it satisfies the Puttaswamy test
Speakers at MediaNama's event on the Data Protection Bill said that the blanket exemptions to the govt can be challenged in court
The data protection regulator in India must have independence in rule-making powers like its global counterparts, the panellist said
