Tapping into Trouble: India’s New Interception Rules and Privacy Concerns

India’s recent interception rules raise significant privacy issues, allowing extensive surveillance without adequate safeguards. Critics argue that these regulations could lead to misuse of personal data and erosion of individual privacy rights, as they enable authorities to monitor communications more freely. The potential for abuse highlights the urgent need for clearer protections and accountability in data interception practices.

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