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Previously, only apps that collected personal and sensitive user data needed to share a privacy policy.
Adding to its privacy credentials, WhatsApp is rolling out end-to-end encryption for backups stored on Google Drive or iCloud.
At PrivacyNama 2021, experts weighed in on the digital sovereignty debate including what it means for privacy and commerce.
An online discussion meant to bring global perspectives on privacy legislation revealed the time it takes to get the ball rolling.
The key differences between the two laws came up in a discussion focused on privacy legislation trends among BRICS countries.
This is yet another sign of Pegasus misused and unlawful surveillance carried out by governments to settle personal scores.
Telangana shows that it's serious about remote voting in a trial that involves three-factor authentication and a 'liveness check'.
Citing risks posed to journalists, civil society groups reiterated the need to hold the secretive surveillance industry accountable.
Among several others, SFLC's petition is the only one with a broadened scope to target the current surveillance apparatus.
The tender lists software specifications that could allow cybercops to recover passwords and access cloud data source tokens.
