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warthog
this is totally orwellian.:madness:
http://epaper.livemint.com/Articletext.aspx?article=23_12_2008_001_022&mode=1
Lok Sabha passes IT Act Amendment Bill- ITeS-Infotech-The Economic Times
Govt pushes through IT Bill; wins digital snooping right - Home - livemint.com
According to an analysis by PRS Legislative Research, a New Delhi-based independent research organization, “the Bill enables the Central and state governments to intercept computer communication for investigation of any offence. Telephones and letters may be intercepted only to protect national interest, sovereignty etc. Neither the IT Act nor any other law covers how personal information may be collected, processed, shared and used. While the Bill provides compensation for unlawful loss or gain arising from unauthorized use of data, it does not address the issue of breach of privacy”.
This, according to some experts, has the potential to infringe on basic constitutional rights, such as the right to privacy, and freedom of speech and expression.
“This is a concern as it allows the government to snoop the Internet. If misused this could lead to an invasion of right to privacy,” says Rahul Mathan, cyber law expert and partner at the Bangalore office of law firm Trilegal. The Bill also doesn’t specify safeguards or guidelines for the execise of this power. “It would have been helpful if safeguards had been articulated in this case.”
officiallyour fundamental rights dont exist
in the next elections is am gonna vote LEFT😡
support the petition
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/misuse-of-information-technology-amendment-bill-2006
http://epaper.livemint.com/Articletext.aspx?article=23_12_2008_001_022&mode=1
Lok Sabha passes IT Act Amendment Bill- ITeS-Infotech-The Economic Times
Govt pushes through IT Bill; wins digital snooping right - Home - livemint.com
According to an analysis by PRS Legislative Research, a New Delhi-based independent research organization, “the Bill enables the Central and state governments to intercept computer communication for investigation of any offence. Telephones and letters may be intercepted only to protect national interest, sovereignty etc. Neither the IT Act nor any other law covers how personal information may be collected, processed, shared and used. While the Bill provides compensation for unlawful loss or gain arising from unauthorized use of data, it does not address the issue of breach of privacy”.
This, according to some experts, has the potential to infringe on basic constitutional rights, such as the right to privacy, and freedom of speech and expression.
“This is a concern as it allows the government to snoop the Internet. If misused this could lead to an invasion of right to privacy,” says Rahul Mathan, cyber law expert and partner at the Bangalore office of law firm Trilegal. The Bill also doesn’t specify safeguards or guidelines for the execise of this power. “It would have been helpful if safeguards had been articulated in this case.”
officiallyour fundamental rights dont exist
in the next elections is am gonna vote LEFT😡
support the petition
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/misuse-of-information-technology-amendment-bill-2006