Cyber crime and laws in Japan: An overview

Vidhi JainLaw

Cyber crime and laws in Japan

This is my third article in the series covering cyber laws of various countries. Through this series, the objective is to discuss what they are doing to deal with technology-facilitated crimes. The first and second articles covered New Zealand and … Read More

PDPB and children’s data privacy in India

Srushti IyerLaw

PDPB and children's data privacy in India

Children account for one-third of the global internet user base. In the eyes of the law, a child’s “consent” has often been insufficient. I am sure you have seen that most of the Indian websites do not consider a user’s … Read More

Facial recognition, incidents of abuse, and issues

Sammed AkiwateLaw

Facial recognition, incidents of abuse, and issues

Have you posted a picture on Facebook and got a recommendation to tag yourself or your friends? This is not rocket science, it is facial recognition technology at work. In contrast to other biometric features such as iris, fingerprints, and … Read More

Personal information, parental consent, and COPPA

Srushti IyerLaw

Personal information, parental consent, and COPPA

Acting on the Center of Media Education’s petition, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) started an investigation into data collection practices of kidscom.com. Back in the 1990s, this popular website targetted individuals between 8 to 14 years of age. It allowed … Read More

Cyber crime and laws in Norway: An overview

Vidhi JainLaw

Cyber crime and laws in Norway

This is my second article in the series covering cyber laws of various countries. Through this series, the objective is to discuss what they are doing to deal with technology-facilitated crimes. The first article covered cyber crime and laws in … Read More

Serving of legal notices and summons through WhatsApp

Sonal SurbhiLaw

Serving of legal notices and summons through WhatsApp

The Indian justice delivery system has gone through plenty of changes this year as far as digitalisation of processes and procedures is concerned. Judges, as well as advocates, have slowly adapted to virtual courtrooms. Not just court hearings, ICT (information … Read More