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Personal data isn't collected: MHA on security agencies using open-source intelligence from public sourcesSecurity agencies are utilizing open-source intelligence from public sources like social media for information gathering, assuring no priva...- India ready to recreate UPI magic with AI"We need to, at some point, think of developing a full AI stack as a DPI. I think then we can see a real proliferation of AI to the end use...
- Starlink under govt scrutiny after company refuses to reveal details on who used its satcom devices in IndiaStarlink, SpaceX's satellite internet service, is under scrutiny in India after its devices were found with insurgents and smugglers. Autho...
- MeitY ban on loan apps includes non-Chinese players like PayU’s LazyPay, KisshtA senior official at the IT ministry confirmed that there were loan apps without Chinese links which were also a part of the 230-app ban th...
- Battlegrounds Mobile India, Indian version of PUBG taken downSoon after BGMI was launched last year, concerns had been raised about the app sending data to servers in China. At that time, Krafton had ...
- India bans 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, WeChat, HeloShareIT, UC browser and shopping app Clubfactory are among other prominent apps which have been banned.
- MeitY may relax norms on content monitoring for social media firmsLooks to drop clause that requires cos to develop automated tools to actively monitor content
- Government seeks comments on draft social media rulesThe govt is planning to amend the IT rules wherein social media platforms have to curb unlawful content.
- Home ministry's directive may soon have private detectives straitjacketedET has a copy of the report prepared by the Secretary (Border Management) in the Home Ministry that has been submitted to the new governmen...
- Indian government monitoring tweets, Facebook postsThis follows a home ministry directive to the department of telecom, asking it to "ensure effective monitoring of Twitter and Facebook".
- Finmin Vs Home: NCTC paper stuck in PMOIt took the US three years after 9/11 to build the NCTC but its proposed Indian replica has not even hit the discussion stage two-and-a-hal...
- DoT bats for BlackBerry, wants updated technologyDoT feels that the country must upgrade its interception and deciphering facilities rather than oppose new technologies. New iPhone I Porsc...
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