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Indias bustling telecommunications landscape has undergone a seismic shift with the arrival of the Telecom Act 2023. Replacing the antiquated Telegraph Act of 1885, this new legislation promises a...

A report suggests that the Indian govt is willing to spend up to $120 million or around Rs. 1,000 crores to purchase a new spyware

The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, V.K. Saxena, has approved the notification of 'Right of Way' (RoW) policy for underground and overground telecommunication infrastructure, which is critical for digitalisation, telephony and smooth roll out of ...

Changes in the telecom bill threaten encryption of OTTs, open the scope for mass surveillance, and mess with the network layer of the internet itself

The state's telecom policy has been aligned with the Indian Telegraph Regulations to rapidly expand infrastructure for 5G technology in the state.

Accused had prayed for a direction that intercepted messages and calls be destroyed and not used for any purposes as they had been procured illegally

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The distinction between intercepting information sent through a phone and a phone working as a spy cam to record one’s actions and communications which were not carried out through the said device is crucial.