DATA SECRECY AND TEST DATA PROTECTION LAW: DRIVING ON A HALF-BUILT HIGHWAY
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In today’s world, we no longer “use” technology but we “live” in it. Cultures are not in isolation of economic and technological advancements. The interplay between technological advancement and cultural curiosity is helping to define the information society. The information economy continues to drive Indian commerce. Resources available on the internet are transforming critical sectors of the world and the society, for example healthcare, energy, education, arts and political life.
In the above-mentioned areas, personal information of individuals and more importantly proper use of such information plays a vital, value – adding role. It is of utmost importance in such a case to establish trust and ensure flexibility. In order for the nation to develop in full pace without facing tough obstacles is it crucial to focus on the efficiency of privacy protection and the laws relating surrounding privacy.
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