The United Kingdom (UK) and India are two countries that are trying to unlock the economic potential of data on a larger scale. Although the benefits that can be derived from data transfers are plenty, governments have been historically concerned with the privacy and security implications of such transfers in the absence of protection frameworks […]
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This brief addresses the growing concern of cybercrimes facilitated by end-to-end encryption (E2EE) technology, such as the spread of fake news, child sexual abuse material, and online drug trade. It explores two proposed methods in India to identify wrongdoers using E2EE platforms. First, it explains the functioning of E2EE technology. Then, it delves into the
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Digital platforms, online content, and broadband connectivity have greatly accelerated digital engagement due to increasing internet and mobile penetration. This thriving data economy underscores the significance of data control, storage, processing, and sharing for business growth and enhanced customer experiences. Therefore, a well-structured framework for the data economy in India is essential to foster equitable
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The digital payments industry is a vital component of India’s rapidly growing digital economy, expected to achieve a 27% CAGR between FY20-25, with transaction values projected to surge from Rs 2,153 lakh crore in FY20 to Rs 7,092 lakh crore in FY25. This growth is driven by factors such as the expanding consumer base, increased
The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) has submitted its report on the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019, to both houses of Parliament after a thorough analysis, following its introduction in December 2019. The committee’s commendable efforts involved comprehensive consultations with diverse stakeholders, resulting in a total of Ninety-Three recommendations in their published report, highlighting the meticulous
The Reserve Bank of India (‘RBI’), in March 2020, released guidelines addressing concerns around the manner in which payment aggregators and payment gateways (‘PAPG’) collect and store merchant data during the onboarding process. The PAPG guidelines, in Rule 7.4, prohibit merchant websites from storing card-on-file and related data. Compliance with the aforementioned provision will be
The digital gaming industry has witnessed tremendous growth in India as a result of its ‘mobile-first’ population. The accelerated growth within the fantasy sports industry, commonly referred to as a ‘sunrise sector’ coupled with relatively slow regulatory developments, has led to the creation of a fair share of barriers and pain points for consumers and
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Our study is built through an in-depth literature review and primary research process by talking to stakeholders across industry, law and policymakers. It provides context around the industry, its growing economic potential, and its role in overarching community and sports engagement. Analysing the existing regulatory regime allowed us to identify key challenges within this sector.
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The United Nations Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in tax matters has approved Article 12B in the UN Model Tax Convention to address the taxation of “automated digital services” (ADS). This addition impacts bilateral tax treaties between contracting states, granting both the residence state and source state taxation rights for ADS income. However, challenges
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The Dialogue organised three virtual stakeholder consultations to appreciate the Indian Encryption Debate better.
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