Supreme Court asks Centre to frame social media rules for minors.
The Supreme Court has urged the Central Government to frame statutory rules preventing minors from independently accessing social media platforms, citing concer…
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The Supreme Court has urged the Central Government to frame statutory rules preventing minors from independently accessing social media platforms, citing concer…
Meta's evolving approach to using user interactions, including AI-assisted conversations and business communications, for personalization and advertising has re…
Although India's DPDP cross-border transfer regime has not yet become operational, many organizations are already revising contracts to prepare for future compl…
KLE Law College, Bengaluru has invited abstracts for KLE-JUSTECH 2027, its first international conference on the future of justice, focusing on the intersection…
India's existing data protection framework does not specifically classify brain or neural data as sensitive personal data, despite its ability to reveal cogniti…
The PhysicsWallah dark patterns order has sparked a broader debate about the intersection of consumer protection and data protection laws in India. While the CC…
The ongoing WhatsApp encryption case has reignited debate over India's traceability rules, which require messaging platforms to identify the "first originator" …
The Delhi High Court is hearing a petition challenging the use of AI-powered facial recognition and surveillance technologies during recent student protests in …
The Supreme Court has directed the Union Government and CBSE to modify the consent form for the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) ID to expl…
The Supreme Court has directed the Centre and CBSE to revise the APAAR consent form to explicitly allow parents to refuse consent or opt out of the scheme. The …
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) and the European Union's GDPR adopt fundamentally different approaches to regulating cross-border healthcar…
The Delhi High Court has recognized the "Right to Be Forgotten" as an integral part of the fundamental right to privacy under Article 21 of the Constitution. Th…