The draft rule on child sexual abuse material (CSAM), proposed by the European Commission last year, has been a bone of contention between ...

Three major developments in the IT space over the last couple of weeks are set to have a deep impact on how the common man consumes and use...

A top internet executive who spoke to ET on the condition of anonymity said the clause of social media classification as publishers “will s...

India, which had notified the revised IT rules in February this year, has made it mandatory for messaging apps to comply with the controver...

Searching for 'best beach Sydney' on DuckDuckGo showed an ad for a hotel more than 1,000 km away as the top result. Bing suggested Bondi Be...

India's Information Technology Act may have been rendered irrelevant by the pervasive growth of smartphones and social media, while the adv...

The Bill will determine how global tech giants process, store and transfer consumers’ data.

Moitra has moved the Madras High Court, where the case is pending, in this regard.

The legislation thrusts Australia to the heart of a global tug of war between tech companies and governments over privacy and security.

The devices we use track us even on airplane mode, and every piece of info they suck is sorted somewhere for use by someone. We don’t know ...

A service that is encrypted end-to-end cannot be monitored or intercepted. No one, except the people or groups communicating with each othe...

Obama's administration has backed away from seeking legislation that would give U.S. law enforcement agencies access to individuals' encryp...

PM Modi has been praised for his salesmanship in Silicon Valley, for extracting large commitments towards Digital India from Facebook, Goog...

The right to be forgotten is a piece of legislation designed to let people have web pages containing false, misleading, or outdated informa...

The Internet Service Providers’ Association accused the politician of seeking to expand Britain’s web surveillance powers 'without yet full...

The government, keen to ensure unrestricted access to all terror communication and e-mails, is working on a dedicated law that would make i...

Threats by the governments of India, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to shut down BlackBerry’s corporate email services reflect u...