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The federal tax agency abandoned ship after concerns of bias and privacy risks were raised regarding facial recognition.
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The report's findings have led to allegations of treason against the Modi government, while calls for a probe intensify.
Acknowledging that the bill leaves the door open for mass surveillance, experts discuss safeguards and demand clarity.
The same privacy policy is under investigation by CCI, but the Delhi High Court gave WhatsApp until March to respond to notices
Google introduces a new initiative to push forward its privacy sandbox project, but not clear if this will appease privacy adovates.
The lawsuit points out how Google uses dark patterns to gather user location data, while at the same time portraying itself as privacy-focused company.
Allegations of Pegasus surveillance and planting of evidence using NetWire continue to swirl around the case.
With privacy regulators in the EU being empowered to pass such orders, how does India's proposed DPA compare?
Here's a look at the lack of transparency and other dangers posed by private sector's role in public facial recognition projects.
