Search Results for: deceased

PDPSI framework to incorporate measures for treatment of Personal Data of Deceased Data Principals

We had earlier discussed certain issues concerning handling of personal data after the death of the data principal in our article titled “Digital Assets of the Deceased…Need for a legislative Change”. Some views were also expressed through the following webinar … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment

Digital Assets of the Deceased… Need for a legislative change

We have in the past discussed the issue of “Digital Wills”.  (Refer here: Inheritance of Virtual Assets) ITA 2000 has kept “Wills” in electronic form outside the provisions of ITA 2000. Hence “Digital Wills” are not valid like written documents … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment

Chief Concerns regarding DPDPA Rules

India that is Bharath is waiting for the elections to be over and for Mr Modi to come back with a thumping majority. The DPDPA 2023 which was notified with presidential assent needs to be activated within the 100 days … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment

Transactional Analysis applied to Artificial Intelligence behaviour.

As the world is trying to develop regulations for Artificial Intelligence and prevent Privacy Abuse, Copyright Abuse, irrational and unexplainable decisions etc., a question arises what exactly is the definition of “Artificial Intelligence”, when does a “Software” become “Artificial Intelligence” … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment

Why Privacy cannot survive the death of an individual?

The Discussion on “Nomination” gave rise to a debate on Linked In why we should consider that the “Right to Privacy” is only for living persons. I would like to explore this further. DPDPA 2023 is not specific about whether … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment

Relationship between IPR and Privacy

The passage of DPDPA 2023 with a provision for “Nomination” of personal data as a right of the Data Principal has given raise to a debate on what is the nature of “Personal Data” in law. “Nomination” obviously means that … Continue reading

Posted in Cyber Law | Leave a comment