Скачать или смотреть Serious privacy issues with Facebook, Google,etc in India.What's the solution?

This video is about our privacy issue & awareness on social media giants like Facebook, Google+ , etc.

The blame on them is about the leak of our data to others & this video on this particular topic implies india's condition or about india's privacy on social media.

In this video , the solution is also given that how to be safe from this things.

Internet privacy encompasses a wide range of issues and topics. It can be understood as privacy rights that an individual has online with respect to their data, and violations of the same that take place online. Given the dynamic nature of the online sphere, privacy concerns and issues are rapidly changing.

Current Policy for Internet Privacy in IndiaCurrently
, India's most comprehensive legal provisions that speak to privacy on the internet can be found in the Information Technology Act (ITA) 2000. The ITA contains a number of provisions that can, in some cases, safeguard online privacy, or in other cases, dilute online privacy. Provisions that clearly protect user privacy include: penalizing child pornography,[8]penalizing, hacking and fraud[9]and defining data protection standards for body corporate.[10]Provisions that serve to dilute user privacy speak to access by law enforcement to user's personal information stored by body corporate[11]collection and monitoring of internet traffic data[12]and real time monitoring, interception, and decryption of online communications.[13]Additionally, legislative gaps in the ITA serve to weaken the privacy of online users. For example, the ITA does not address questions and circumstances like the evidentiary status of social media content in India, merging and sharing of data across databases, whether individuals can transmit images of their own “private areas” across the internet, if users have the right to be notified of the presence of cookies and do-not track options, the use of electronic personal identifiers across data bases, and if individuals have the right to request service providers to take down and delete their personal content.

Privacy Legislation for IndiaSince 2010,
there has been a strong public discourse around the need for aprivacy legislation in India. In November 2010, a “Privacy Approach” paper was released to the public which envisioned the creation of a data protection legislation. In 2011, the Department of Personnel and Training released a draft privacy bill that defined a privacy regime that encompassed data protection, surveillance, and mass marketing, and recognized privacy as a fundamental right.[31]In 2012 the Report of the Group of Experts on Privacy, as discussed above, was published.[32]Presently, the Department of Personnel and Training is drafting the text of the Governments Privacy Bill. In 2013, the Centre for Internet and Society drafted the Citizen’s Privacy Protection Bill – a citizen’s version of a privacy legislation for India.[33]From April 2013 – October 2013, the Centre for Internet and Society, in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Data Security Council of India, held a series of seven Privacy Roundtables across India. The objective of the Roundtables was to gain public feedback to a privacy framework in India. Topics discussed during the meetings included, how todefine sensitive personal information vs. Personal information, if co-regulation should be a model adopted as a regulatory framework, and what should be the legal exceptions to the right to privacy


Conclusion
Clearly, privacy is an emerging and increasingly important field in India’s internet society. As companies collect greater amounts of information from and about online users, and as the government continues to seek greater access and surveillance capabilities, it is critical that India prioritizes privacy and puts in place strong safeguards to protect the privacy of both Indians and foreigners whose data resides temporarily or permanently in India. The first step towards this is the enactment of a comprehensive privacy legislation recognizing privacy as a fundamental right. The Report of the Group of Experts on Privacy and the government considering a draft privacy bill are all steps in the right direction.


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