Right to Privacy

Govt Pulls Up Twitter Following Hacking Attempts Targeting High-Profile Users

CERT-In has also asked Twitter for information on number of users from India who have visited the malicious tweets and links.
By Press Trust of India

WhatsApp Snooping: Right To Privacy Lawyers Criticise Modi Govt’s Response, Call For Surveillance Reform In India

WhatsApp hacking reveals a grave violation of the Supreme Court’s right to privacy judgement from 2017 and the Modi government needs to do better, they told HuffPost India.
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Despite Last Year's Aadhaar Judgement, Indians Have Less Privacy Than Ever

While new functionality to allow offline Aadhaar authentication has reduced risks of people being denied services, it has also increased the risks of additional privacy violations.
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Privacy Activist Usha Ramanathan On How Aadhaar Has Taken Over Our Lives

It's been a year after the Supreme Court judgement on the legality and constitutionality of the UID project. What's happened since then?
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