Found 10 results for "privacy protection"
Picture this: you open your laptop, visit a medical website, then a job portal, then your bank. Your ISP just logged all three. Encrypted DNS stops that — and setting it up takes about five minutes.
Spy camera busts in Indian hotels and trial rooms keep making headlines, and the response from the hospitality industry is pathetically inadequate. Here's how to check for yourself.
Google Drive encrypts your files, sure — but Google holds the keys. That's not privacy, that's a filing cabinet where someone else has a copy of the combination. Here's what actually works.
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.
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.
You probably spent 70,000 rupees or more on that iPhone. Yet most Indian users haven't touched half the privacy settings buried inside iOS. Here's a no-nonsense walkthrough of every toggle that matters, from App Tracking Transparency to Lockdown Mode.
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.
India's data localization story has taken more turns than most people realize. From early drafts that demanded strict local storage to the DPDP Act's more flexible approach, here's what actually changed and why it matters for your data.
Those cookie pop-ups aren't just a European thing anymore. India's DPDP Act and IT Act rules now shape what websites must do about cookies — and most sites are getting it wrong.
