Privacy

China’s DeepSeek AI, and the missing discourse on privacy and ethics

As the global west and emerging economies obsess over DeepSeek’s disruptive commercial popularity in the AI development space, the more value laden considerations of privacy and ethics cannot be brushed under the rug

Santiago Martin case: Privacy versus investigation

As India moves deeper into the digital age, this case serves as both a warning and a guide— a reminder that privacy is not just a legal concept but a cornerstone of human dignity, writes Harsh Gour.

Guarding the IoT frontier: Cybersecurity risks and strategies

With proactive measures and a commitment to security, we can turn the promise of IoT into a reality while safeguarding our digital future, writes Harsh Gour.

‘Consent’ in the digital space: Navigating grant and withdrawal of consent in the digital era

When and how will the law wake up to deepfake technology?

Bhima Koregaon: NIA in a quandary as bail condition for mobile phone tethering turns out to be a tug

Why India needs a robust content deletion procedure to repress revenge pornography

Indian laws for the prevention and deletion of revenge pornography fall short of the mark, despite the implementation of the new Information Technology Rules, 2021 and the amendment thereof. The author makes a case for the need to reform the procedure by analysing the existing framework and encouraging proactive content deletion rather than bolting the stable after the horse has fled. 

Automated Facial Recognition Systems: Not the win we were rooting for