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Pune Woman Says Restaurant Staff Stole Number From QR Menu, Sent Late-Night Texts
The incident has sparked widespread debate online about customer privacy, digital safety, and data protection in restaurants.
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'Delete Your Nudes': What Travellers Must Know Before Visiting The US
The US government has increased scrutiny at borders, allowing CBP officers to search electronic devices and potentially seize them if travellers refuse to comply.
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Twitter, Railway Firm IRCTC Summoned By Parliament Panel Over Data Privacy
The Shashi Tharoor-led panel has been holding meetings with various stakeholders including tech companies, social media firms, ministries and other regulators on the issue of citizens' data security and privacy.
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Clearview AI Facial Recognition Company Breached Privacy Law: French Watchdog CNIL
France's data privacy watchdog CNIL has ordered Clearview AI, a facial recognition company that has collected 10 billion images worldwide, to stop amassing and using data from people based in the country.
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DreamHost Fights US Government Over Trump Protestor Data
DreamHost said it was challenging a warrant seeking to identify the visitors of a protest site which organized a demonstration against Trump at the time of his swearing-in.
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A Billion Identities Could Be At Risk As PM Modi Widens Digital Reach
Shivam Shankar Singh woke last month to an e-mail from an Indian government department. It had a name, address, mobile phone number and bank account with a code for money transfers and investments made in a dairy farm. None of the details were his.
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Why I Took WhatsApp To Court - By A 19-Year-Old Student
Is it fair for the postman to read your letter? I don't think so.
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WhatsApp Can't Share Data With Facebook Collected Before Sep 25: High Court
Instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been asked by the Delhi High Court to not share user information existing up to September 25 with its parent Facebook when its new privacy policy comes into effect.
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Top Choice Blocked for U.N. Digital Privacy Investigator Post
Joachim Ruecker said he was overruling the top choice and proposing the second-ranked candidate instead.
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Pune Woman Says Restaurant Staff Stole Number From QR Menu, Sent Late-Night Texts
The incident has sparked widespread debate online about customer privacy, digital safety, and data protection in restaurants.
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'Delete Your Nudes': What Travellers Must Know Before Visiting The US
The US government has increased scrutiny at borders, allowing CBP officers to search electronic devices and potentially seize them if travellers refuse to comply.
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Twitter, Railway Firm IRCTC Summoned By Parliament Panel Over Data Privacy
The Shashi Tharoor-led panel has been holding meetings with various stakeholders including tech companies, social media firms, ministries and other regulators on the issue of citizens' data security and privacy.
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Clearview AI Facial Recognition Company Breached Privacy Law: French Watchdog CNIL
France's data privacy watchdog CNIL has ordered Clearview AI, a facial recognition company that has collected 10 billion images worldwide, to stop amassing and using data from people based in the country.
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DreamHost Fights US Government Over Trump Protestor Data
DreamHost said it was challenging a warrant seeking to identify the visitors of a protest site which organized a demonstration against Trump at the time of his swearing-in.
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A Billion Identities Could Be At Risk As PM Modi Widens Digital Reach
Shivam Shankar Singh woke last month to an e-mail from an Indian government department. It had a name, address, mobile phone number and bank account with a code for money transfers and investments made in a dairy farm. None of the details were his.
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Why I Took WhatsApp To Court - By A 19-Year-Old Student
Is it fair for the postman to read your letter? I don't think so.
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WhatsApp Can't Share Data With Facebook Collected Before Sep 25: High Court
Instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been asked by the Delhi High Court to not share user information existing up to September 25 with its parent Facebook when its new privacy policy comes into effect.
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Top Choice Blocked for U.N. Digital Privacy Investigator Post
Joachim Ruecker said he was overruling the top choice and proposing the second-ranked candidate instead.
