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The Journey to the development of a New “Theory of Data” begins

Yesterday, I made an announcement that I will be working on a “Theory of Data”. I consider www.naavi.org as a global publication platform. All my work most of which are products of my own research have been published here. Hence … Continue reading

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Tame the monster of GDPR

GDPR has come into effect since yesterday along with the UK Data Protection Act 2018. Together these legislation are completely changing the IT business landscape in India. Already an Austrian Data Privacy Activist Max Schrems has launched three complaints worth … Continue reading

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Theory of Dynamic Personal Data

“Personal Data” is the object of data protection regulations such as the upcoming Data Protection Act of India, the DISHA 2018, as well as other laws such as GDPR and ITA 2008. “Protecting Personal Data” is considered “Information Privacy” by … Continue reading

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Cambridge Analytica and Indian Cyber Laws

The news report that Personal profiles of 50 million Face Book users was collected and unauthorizedly used to help Trump win an election has openedĀ  a new debate on Privacy and Data Protection in India. BJP and Congress parties are … Continue reading

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If India was in EU, Aadhaar would have been exempted from GDPR.. Supreme Court needs to ponder..

Currently GDPR and Aadhaar are both hot subjects for discussion amongst professionals whether they are Privacy activists, Information Security professionals or Lawyers. GDPR is at one end of the spectrum often looked upon by Privacy activists as the ultimate in … Continue reading

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Section 65B in the Quantum Computing Scenario

I must admit here my excitement about Quantum Computing and discussing the impact of a principle of Physics for Cyber Law development, since I left my formal college education as a student of Physics, when the Quantum Mechanics was at … Continue reading

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