Expert articles on digital privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity in India.
Your kid logs into an EdTech app for a math lesson, and the company records their age, location, quiz mistakes, how long they stared at a video, and which ads they tapped. Here's what Indian EdTech platforms actually do with student data -- and why parents should be paying closer attention.
So you found a deal on Flipkart that seems too good. Or someone on Instagram is selling branded shoes at 80% off. Before you punch in your UPI PIN, let's talk about how to shop online without getting scammed -- because the tricks are getting really clever.
India calls itself the world's largest democracy and simultaneously runs one of the most expansive social media monitoring operations on the planet. Here's what that actually looks like on the ground, and what it means for every Indian who posts, shares, or simply scrolls.
Your DigiLocker holds driving licences, Aadhaar, marksheets, and insurance papers all in one place. If someone breaks in, they don't just steal files -- they steal your identity. Here's how to lock it down before that happens.
The Information Technology Act 2000 is the foundational cyber law in India. Learn about its key provisions, amendments, and how they impact your digital privacy.
Your browser is the gateway to the internet, and it can leak enormous amounts of personal data. Explore the best privacy-focused browsers available for Indian users.
Insurance companies in India collect and analyze vast amounts of health data to assess risk and set premiums. Understand how your health information is used and what rights you have.
Most online banking security advice is useless. Here's what actually happens when Indian bank customers get defrauded, what the attacks really look like, and the specific steps that would have prevented each one. Including the RBI rule that could save you lakhs if you act within 3 days.
Have you ever wondered what Google actually knows about you? Your Android phone tracks locations, records voice queries, logs every search, and builds an advertising profile — all with settings turned on by default. Here's how to claw back some of that privacy without throwing your phone out the window.
