Expert articles on digital privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity in India.
Indian e-commerce platforms promise personalized shopping while quietly building profiles that would make a private investigator jealous. Here's a flat look at what Flipkart, Amazon India, Meesho, and others actually collect — and what they do with it.
A colleague lost Rs 4.7 lakh to a single phishing email that looked exactly like an SBI alert. Here's how to spot the fakes, lock down your inbox, and make sure you're not the next easy target.
Your boss might be watching your screen right now. No, really. Since the work-from-home boom, Indian companies have quietly installed keystroke loggers, screenshot tools, and GPS trackers on employee devices. The law on whether any of this is legal? It's a mess.
Most people assume AI in India is still experimental, mostly chatbots and Netflix suggestions. They're wrong. Indian companies are already using machine learning to decide your loan eligibility, set the prices you see online, and scan your face in public. Here's what that means for your data.
So I googled myself last month and found my phone number, old address, and a photo I deleted years ago — all on the first page. Here's what happened when I tried to scrub it all, what worked, what didn't, and the one thing you should do this weekend.
India slaps a flat 30% tax on crypto gains with zero deductions, while exchanges hand over your KYC data on request. Here's a Q&A breakdown of what crypto privacy actually looks like in this country, where the tax math stands, and what you can (and can't) do about it.
That free VPN on your phone is probably selling your browsing history right now. Here's what these apps actually do with your data, why their business model depends on exploiting you, and the handful of free tiers that won't stab you in the back.
Practo knows your prescriptions. 1mg knows your lab results. PharmEasy knows what you're treating. Apollo 247 has your vitals. And the Ayushman Bharat Health ID might soon tie it all together. Who else is looking at your medical records?
What exactly does a Data Protection Officer do all day, and why are Indian companies suddenly willing to pay lakhs for someone to fill the role? The DPDPA has created a career that barely existed here three years ago. Here's what the job looks like, what it pays, and how to break in.
