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The Electronic Freedom Foundation reports on how Fog Data Science collects troves of location data from Americans and sells it to the police
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The Electronic Freedom Foundation reports on how Fog Data Science collects troves of location data from Americans and sells it to the police
Software giant Oracle, owner of Java, ad tech, and data aggregation platforms, is being sued in California for large-scale privacy violations
Messaging app Telegram has been directed by the Delhi High Court to reveal the source of messages infringing copyright, rejecting privacy as a protection
The FTC announced that it is exploring rules to crack down on harmful commercial surveillance and is seeking public comments on the same
Activists Aakar Patel and Usha Ramanathan spoke at an IFF event, 'Privacy Supreme', bringing up privacy protection, state surveillance, more
The MP wrote to seek urgent intervention from the MeitY minister. This alleged data breach could potentially be one of India's largest
After the The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018 was withdrawn recently, here is what a new data and privacy protection Bill may look like
Indian Railways' IRCTC has floated a tender for a Consultant to enable the monetization of the data trove in its system: know the issues...
Here is a quick roundup of the latest news and developments in tech policy from India and around the world
U.S. court rules online proctoring practices in remote exams, like room scaning, tracking eye movements, etc., a Fourth Amendment violation
