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New Telecom Bill Has No Privacy
Talks about a new telecommunications law that is about to be drafted are going around. It gives the government absolute power to monitor every message or anything spoken, written, read, heard, or received via WhatsApp, Signal, direct messages on Facebook or Twitter, Zoom calls, Google Meet calls, discussions in Twitter spaces like Clubhouse, messages on ham radio, and all other means of communication. The draft of the Indian Telecommunication Bill introduced in September 2022, the government, through the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is planning to give itself the power to invade the privacy of the people and look into their private
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Talks about a new telecommunications law that is about to be drafted are going around. It gives the government absolute power to monitor every message or anything spoken, written, read, heard, or received via WhatsApp, Signal, direct messages on Facebook or Twitter, Zoom calls, Google Meet calls, discussions in Twitter spaces like Clubhouse, messages on ham radio, and all other means of communication. The draft of the Indian Telecommunication Bill introduced in September 2022, the government, through the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is planning to give itself the power to invade the privacy of the people and look into their private […]
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