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Authorities in at least 48 countries pursued new rules for tech companies on content, data, or competition over the past year.
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Authorities in at least 48 countries pursued new rules for tech companies on content, data, or competition over the past year.
The joint parliamentary panel is considering several amendments to the PDP Bill, including a change in its very name.
The popular video-sharing platform has caught the attention of regulators who will investigate its compliance with the GDPR.
In its interim order, the court found substance in the petitioner's arguments on press freedom and constitutional violations.
Given recent incidents in India, the platform's decision raises questions about its effects on free speech and high-profile users.
Moscow has been coming down hard on tech giants in the country by enforcing new laws and regulations.
The data analytics firm reportedly allowed the misuse of confidential data and was fined a hefty penalty by the SEC.
The Chinese ministry's order is the latest in the country's attempts to impose stringent regulations on big tech companies.
The web hosting company took the decision after facing massive backlash on social media.
The monthly compliance reports by Facebook and WhatsApp indicate a spike in how much content is being moderated.
