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'It entices, engages, ensnares': Lawsuit against Meta platforms by 33 US states | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

'It entices, engages, ensnares': Lawsuit against Meta platforms by 33 US states | Latest News India

American states sue Meta Platforms for harming young people and contributing to mental health crisis | Latest News India

Major internet, tech firms to seek extension on DPDP Act transition - Vimarsana News

Major internet, tech firms to seek extension on DPDP Act transition

An extended transition period would provide certain data fiduciaries with the necessary time to align their operations with the requirements outlined in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

Internet giants seek extended transition for DPDP Act compliance on children's data - Vimarsana News

Internet giants seek extended transition for DPDP Act compliance on children's data

Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that the government expects transition for most of the provisions of the Act, except provisions on age-gating and so on, within 12 months.

DPDP Bill: Restrictions on processing children's data will curtail innovation, say experts - Vimarsana News

DPDP Bill: Restrictions on processing children's data will curtail innovation, say experts

As opposed to the demands of the industry that the definition of children be lowered from meaning those below the age of 18, the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill has retained the same

Regulator Could Fine TikTok £27 Million for Child Data Violations - Vimarsana News

Regulator Could Fine TikTok £27 Million for Child Data Violations

The Information Commissioners Office said it could fine the social media giant £27 million if it finds the company violated U.K. privacy law.