Tag: Aadhaar
Supreme Court of India rules to restrict world’s largest digital identity framework (Aadhaar) — but debate continues
The Supreme Court of India has ruled on multiple challenges raised against the Aadhaar digital ID, making key restrictions.
India’s opportunity to ensure a strong privacy framework for the next billion
India’s internet users are not protected by any national privacy institution or adequate data protection framework. But that might change — soon.
Digital identity programs: what could go wrong? Our contribution at UNCTAD’s E-Commerce Week
Every government that seeks to protect privacy should take the time necessary to pause, reflect, and assess what digital identity programs will mean to our global society.
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National digital identity programmes: what’s next?
Our working paper on national digital ID programmes explores the human rights implications and provides lawmakers globally with policy recommendations in the areas of governance, privacy and data protection, and cybersecurity.
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature: How Cambridge Analytica demonstrates the desperate need for data protection
It’s critically important to see the big picture of the scandal and work toward an online ecosystem that does not depend on harvesting users’ data instead of protecting it.
Biometric ID vs. privacy: Tunisians win on privacy! But it’s not over yet.
Tunisians have won a major victory for privacy, beating back a proposal for a dangerous biometric ID. Here’s how it happened.
Tunisia’s “Aadhaar”? Read the draft law for a dangerous new ID, now in English
We’ve translated the draft law for a biometric ID in Tunisia that threatens hard-won privacy and free expression rights.