Law, Camera & Conversations Ep. 02 Trailer: Data Privacy, Surveillance & India’s Digital Future
Coming Soon in Episode 02 of Law, Camera & Conversations by SCC Times, Advocate Anusha Soni in conversation with Sajan Poovayya, Senior
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Excessive Access Requests and Compensation for Non-Material Damage — EU Court of Justice’s Interpretation of GDPR Explained
Merely alleging fear of losing control over personal data is not enough to justify compensation. If a person claims compensation based on fear that their data may be misused in the future, it must be assessed whether that fear is well founded in specific circumstances of the case.
High Court of Lagos State awards USD 25 Million damages against Meta for privacy breach over False Medical Claim in Facebook Post
The applicant averred that he discovered a video on the Meta Inc. platform falsely portraying that he suffered from prostatitis, a claim he denied, asserting that the publication was false, misleading and an intrusion into his private life.
[Right to be Forgotten] Delhi High Court directs masking of accused’s name in quashed FIR from case records and online search results
There is no reason why an individual who has been duly cleared of any guilt by law should be allowed to be haunted by the remnants of such accusations easily accessible to the public.