10Jul 2020 by admin India should set up a data regulator and require companies to disclose how they collect and store data devoid of personal details or which has been anonymised, a panel tasked to draw up such regulations has said in a draft report seen by Reuters. Related posts:'Dear Class of 2020' Is YouTube's Virtual Graduation Ceremony Amid Coronavirus LockdownHuawei Said to Sell $15 Billion Honor Unit to Shenzhen Government, Digital China, OthersByju’s Gets an Investment from Mary Meeker’s Equity FundMicrosoft Windows 10 Version 1803 End of Service Date Extended to May 11 Next YearSeagate SkyHawk AI 18TB ReleasedCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold War PC System Requirements RevealedTechnology Companies Could Face Bans If They Don’t Follow Regulations, Warns EU Industry ChiefChina to Launch New Campaign to Regulate Social Media News SitesNews Bits: TerraMaster, Bamboo, QNAP, Datadobi, Wasabi, Excelero, WekaIO, Rancher, & MoreGoogle Antitrust Lawsuit: US Judge Sets First Hearing for October 30Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Related Post
