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U.S. court rules online proctoring practices in remote exams, like room scaning, tracking eye movements, etc., a Fourth Amendment violation
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Spotify CEO calls Apple “Shameless” For Engaging In Anti-Competitive Practices
Madhya Pradesh HC Grants State Government 3 Months to Draft and Clear Online Gambling Law: Report
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U.S. court rules online proctoring practices in remote exams, like room scaning, tracking eye movements, etc., a Fourth Amendment violation
The Supreme Court continued its hearing in the Pegasus Spyware case, noting that hte Union government has been 'uncooperative'
Former Twitter executive makes multiple serious allegations against Twitter in a whistleblower complaint.
A dissident in the UK wins a case that enables suing the Saudi Arabian government for surveillance using the Pegasys spyware, and attacks
The Indian MoD's Acquisition of these AI-driven tools can open up the scope for sophisticated mass surveillance in civilian contexts
A consultation paper by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) seeks comments on deploying AI and Big Data for telecom
Two cases in the U.S. of Google disabling accounts and flagging potential child sexual abuse in personal devices prompts many questions
A rape accused's petition in the Kerala HC throws up questions on India's missing privacy protections and the impact on media and courts
A Hindustan Times report quotes an official saying that the provisions of the new privacy bill in India may only cover digital data at...
All it took was a swift oral vote to withdraw the DPB from Parliament—with this, the privacy rights of Indians remain in regulatory limbo
