Read my take on the ill effects of "verification" clause and "traceability" requirement, leading to a lack of anonymity and fear of data breaches and how adverse effects of the same, are multiplied manifold when it concerns marginalised genders.
As we discuss global Whatsapp, FB, Insta outage,
don't forget that it's been a day since UP government deliberately shut down internet in Lakhimpur to block all communication.
Bombay HC stays provisions of IT Rules, says they prima facie violate freedom of speech. Thank you to @TheLeaflet_in and @IJaising and her team. As she says, the best thing to happen a day before Independence Day. https://t.co/J0qEqLHuMF
@sukanyashantha “From dating apps to a monthly period tracker to online banking, everything has slowly made way into our phones. Now imagine if all of this is accessible to the attacker,” Mishi Choudhary. technology lawyer, observed.
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Why #PegasusMegaSus? Because previous instances of state surveillance highlight the effects of targeted surveillance on the state of opposition and voices of dissent. Today, we explore two such instances - The Watergate Scandal in USA and Systematic Surveillance in Ethiopia
Today I was asked on an Indian TV show if the Pegasus controversy is a global media conspiracy hatched against India because of Modi's close ties to Trump.
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Keeping with the motivation behind creating @rTechLawPolicy, r-TLP is now hosting a group on Telegram exclusively available to those who identify as women, trans or non-binary.
The European Court of Human Rights is touted to be one of the most privacy-friendly courts across the globe that has contributed to progressive privacy jurisprudence. However, all does not seem well as we observe the trends in its recent decisions.
We frame poverty and homelessness as personal failures because calling out the institutional and policy failures at the root would mean actually having to do something about it.