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Dear Nandan: The NEET crisis was never a leak problem. It is a design problem"I write as someone who has spent three decades inside India's assessment and learning industry, watching this crisis build long before it ...- Delhi protesters' fingerprints collected from stones for identification via Aadhaar: BJP ministerA Maharashtra minister stated Delhi Police collected protesters' fingerprints from stones. These prints will link to Aadhaar numbers for id...
- Delhi Police asks X to axe posts against constitutional headsThe latest notice comes after the Delhi Police filed an FIR against “objectionable and defamatory” social media posts targeting PM Narendra...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms s...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn investigation reveals that US tech firms helped build China's surveillance system. Companies sold technology to Chinese police and gover...
- Trump channels Xi’s China surveillance playbook as ICE deploys facial recognition app to identify peopleThe Trump administration is expanding its surveillance capabilities by equipping ICE officers with 'Mobile Fortify,' a smartphone app for r...
- Educational reforms must be paced, can't create fear among students: Union education minister Dharmendra PradhanUnion education minister Dharmendra Pradhan highlights the importance of educational reforms that do not instill fear in students, addressi...
- Face-off in Britain over controversial surveillance techThe use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology -- which creates biometric facial signatures before instantaneously running them throug...
- Taking the battle head-onTwitter, in its writ petition, said orders from the ministry of electronics & information technology (MeitY) were “overboard and arbitrary,...
- No political protestor will have to share biometrics: Amit ShahReplying to the debate on the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022, Shah said that while framing rules the government would ensur...
- Apple's new tool will scan iPhones for images of child sexual abuseThe tool, called 'neuralMatch', will scan images before they are uploaded to iCloud.
- In Telangana, the eyes have it: How the state is redefining data-driven governanceWith nearly 64% of India's CCTV cameras, and facial recognition for traffic, law and order, pensions, and elections, Telangana is redefinin...
- China-made phones, tablets tainted by coerced Uighur laborOver the past four years, the Chinese government has detained more than a million people from the far west Xinjiang region, most of them Ui...
- Surveillance tech firms cash in as govt agencies have a look inCentral and state governments across the country have started using surveillance recognition technology to identify criminals, missing pers...
- Armed drones, iris scanners: China's high-tech security gadgetsFacial-recognition screens analysing candid shots of conference attendees were scattered around the exhibition hall, while other vendors pa...
- What I read this week: Can maximum ‘minimum wage’ hurt? Here’s the newest sunrise sectorThe Code on Wages Bill proposes a monthly minimum wage to be set across India.
- A new high-tech way to catch a burglarCleary claimed, 1.5 million homes in the U.K. are Smartwater-equipped, including almost 500,000 in London; on average, in areas where its s...
- What India can learn about dealing with Uber from these 5 countriesUber, the global cheerleader of the ride-sharing industry, is reportedly fighting over 170 legal cases, from the US to Canada, Germany to t...
- Should Nandan Nilekani's Aadhaar project, for identity proof and welfare delivery, exist at all?“Aadhaar is pro-development & anti-corruption platform,” says Nilekani. “Pity some vested interests with narrow political motives are tryin...
- UID: Are your biometric I-cards stacked against you?A large number of government departments and private companies are collecting biometric data. But there is little protection against misuse.
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