Governmant panel proposes 'India only' policy for critical personal data BooksScienceHoroscopeAge on SundayDelhi AgeMumbai AgeDecafDiscourse360 DegreeEditors' PicksJust InPlay Games --> Menu e-Paper | Age on Sunday Auto Refresh Search Horoscope AM IST RGBW led panel Factory Home IndiaWorldMetrosBusinessOpinionSportsTechnologyEntertainmentPhotosLifeNewsmakers More BooksScienceHoroscopeAge on SundayDelhi AgeMumbai AgeDecafDiscourse360 DegreeEditors' PicksJust InPlay Games Technology In Other news28 Jul 2018Governmant panel proposes 'India only' policy for critical personal data Technology, In Other news Governmant panel proposes 'India only' policy for critical personal data REUTERS Published: Jul 28, 2018, 7:33 am IST Updated The recommendation comes at a time when data breaches are becoming common globally. The panel recommendations were keenly awaited by US trade groups and global technology companies. (Photo: Pixabay) All critical personal data on people in India should be processed within the country, a government panel said on Friday.The recommendation comes at a time when data breaches are becoming common globally and there is heightened scrutiny by governments on how companies handle user data.The panel, headed by former Supreme Court judge B.N. Srikrishna, also presented a draft bill that will go before parliament designed to enhance data protection. The legislation could affect how global companies store data in India.The panel said “personal data determined to be critical” will be subject to the requirement of being processed “only in India”, according to its 213-page report released on Friday.“The central government should determine categories of sensitive personal data which are critical to the nation,” the panel said, adding that there will be a prohibition against cross-border transfer of such data.

The panel recommendations were keenly awaited by US trade groups and global technology companies, who fear any stringent data localisation directive by the government could alter their business models and raise costs.Nehaa Chaudhari, a technology policy expert at Indian law firm TRA, said the recommendation was strong as it showed the government wanted to see some kind of data localized.“They seem to be conscious of the threat of data breaches,” Chaudhari said. “The devil here is the detail, we will need to know what is critical personal data.”US trade groups, representing companies such as Visa, Mastercard and American Express, have been protesting against an Indian central bank directive which said in April that all payments data should be stored locally within six months.Asked about how financial data should be stored, Srikrishna said at a press briefing that the Reserve Bank had “jumped the gun”, adding that a new data protection law will “override” all other notifications and regulations on data storage.The government panel also recommended setting up a “data protection authority”, an agency which would look at enforcement and implementation of the new data protection law.India has in recent months become increasingly conscious of the risk of data breaches.The government on Thursday said it had asked its federal police to probe misuse of Facebook user data by Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy which was earlier this year accused of improperly using data of 87 million Facebook users.“It is suspected that Cambridge Analytica may have been involved in illegally obtaining data of Indians which could be misused,” the IT minister said.(Source) end-of Tags: india, data breach

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Retired judge can continue probe led panel 6060 Manufacturers Search HoroscopeInterview of the WeekReporter's DiaryThe Age DebateHere and NowSportsCricketTennisFootballIn Other sportsTechnologyMobiles & TabsGadgetsIn Other newsReviewsEntertainmentBollywoodHollywoodMovie ReviewsTVMusicIn Other NewsPhotosLifeHealthFashionFoodTravelArtRelationshipMore FeaturesNewsmakers BooksScienceHoroscopeAge on SundayDelhi AgeMumbai AgeDecafDiscourse360 DegreeEditors' PicksJust InPlay Games Menu e-Paper | Age on Sunday Auto Refresh Search Horoscope More BooksScienceHoroscopeAge on SundayDelhi AgeMumbai AgeDecafDiscourse360 DegreeEditors' PicksJust InPlay Games India Retired judge can continue probe India Retired judge can continue probe AGE CORRESPONDENT WITH AGENCY INPUTS PublishedThe government on Sunday informed the Rajya Sabha secretariat that Supreme Court Justice Vikramjit Sen can continue to head the panel probing sexual harassment charges against a Madhya Pradesh high co The government on Sunday informed the Rajya Sabha secretariat that Supreme Court Justice Vikramjit Sen can continue to head the panel probing sexual harassment charges against a Madhya Pradesh high court judge despite his retirement, but the Rajya Sabha chairman is free to replace him.

Replying to the secretariat’s query to the law ministry on whether Justice Vikramjit Sen, a sitting Supreme Court judge when he was appointed the chief of the panel in April last year, can continue despite his retirement on December 31, 2015, Attorney General (AG) Mukul Rohatgi said, “Justice Vikramjit Sen can continue to head the three-member panel to probe charges of sexual harassment against Justice S.K. Gangele and complete the probe as soon as possible.” The ministry was also asked if another sitting SC judge is appointed in place of Justice Sen, will the panel start its investigation afresh or continue from where Justice Sen’s panel had left.Referring to views in some quarters of the law ministry that a new presiding officer be appointed following Justice Sen’s retirement, the AG said the Rajya Sabha chairman can also nominate another sitting judge of the Supreme Court in his place. He said the probe by the committee could recommence from the stage it was on December 31 when Justice Sen retired.The top law officer has opined both the options would be valid. Mr Rohatgi said the Judges Inquiry Act, 1968 is silent on whether a judge can continue on an investigation panel after his or her retirement.In April last year, Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari had set up the three-member panel to investigate sexual harassment charges against Justice Gangele.Besides Justice Sen, other members of the committee are Justice Manjula Chellur, Chief Justice of Calcutta high court, and jurist. In March last year, 58 MPs, including Digvijay Singh (Congress), Sitaram Yechury (CPI-M), Derek O’Brien (TMC), Ram Gopal Yadav and Jaya Bachchan (SP) had submitted a motion to Mr Ansari for initiating impeachment proceedings against Justice Gangele for alleged sexual harassment of a woman judge in Gwalior.The motion was admitted by Ansari following which he wrote to then Chief Justice of India H.L. Dattu to nominate a judge of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice of a High Court to the probe panel. end-of Location: India, Delhi, New Delhi

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Government has repeatedly been attacked by Congress on the Pathankot terror attack. The panel has now asked the ministry to come with a response on Pathankot in a week. Those terrorists who came in were the last,” he said. Bhattacharya, will now hear the home secretary on the recent disaster in Chennai caused by torrential rainfall and consequent flooding on January 18 as per the revised agenda. He is also learnt to have to communicated to the panel chairman that the government cannot explain all those details at this moment and will appreciate if the panel gives some more time. The parliamentary standing committee on home affairs, chaired by Congress MP from Rajya Sabha P. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs had earlier listed it in the agenda for the Monday meeting.jpg A parliamentary panel, which was supposed take up the Pathankot terror attack issue on Monday, has deferred it for a week after the home ministry sought some more time, saying facts cannot be disclosed at this stage as the investigations are on. The home secretary is learnt to have told the panel that the NIA has taken up the investigation and some information, which has been received, needs in-depth investigation. “I can assure (or guarantee) that without my permission no one can come.

After the panel sent an agenda to the MHA last week expressing its willingness to discuss the Pathankot attack, home secretary Rajiv Mehrishi sent a written reply to panel chairman Bhattacharya citing at least three reasons why the government is not willing to discuss the issue before the parliamentary panel at this stage.Panel meet on Pathankot attack deferred by a week --> led panel 6060 Factory --> --> Search Horoscope IndiaPoliticsCrimeAll IndiaWorldSouth AsiaAsiaMiddle EastAfricaEuropeAmericasOceaniaMetrosDelhiKolkataMumbaiIn Other CitiesBusinessEconomyMarketCompaniesAutosIn Other NewsOpinionEditOpedColumnistsInterview of the WeekReporter's DiaryThe Age DebateHere and NowSportsCricketTennisFootballIn Other sportsTechnologyMobiles  parliamentary panel, which was supposed take up the Pathankot terror attack issue on Monday, has deferred it for a week after the home ministry sought some more time, saying facts cannot be disclose Parrikar. Defence minister Manohar Parrikar, meanwhile, on Saturday appeared to suggest that the joint investigation team proposed by Pakistan may not be allowed to visit the Pathankot air base. end-of Location: India, Delhi, New Delhi. NDA members have majority in the panel. In the 31-member panel, the BJP has 13 members, Congress-04, BJD-02, Trinamool Congress-02, AIADMK-03, CPI-M, CPI, SP, TRS, TDP, Shiromani Akali Dal and Shiv Sena one each

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FaceID is as secure as TouchID.2 aperture. Yes, Apple has retained the passcode feature, as usual, to allow the user get in, in case FaceID runs into problems and locks him out. So notifications that are lined up on the lockscreen only show the app name and a notification alert. There are fine areas where FaceID could stumble, but presently we haven’t come across any. FaceID works well in broad sunlight, in the shade, indoors and also in pitch darkness.

It frame that strongly holds all the internals together, the iPhone X makes a big statement. It also helps transfer data faster and has a longer range. It also uses an innovative folding and circuit stacking technology and a new process called subpixel anti-aliasing to tu been bored with the past few generations of the iPhone — the same use patterns, the similar looks, the same boring desnniversary Edition iPhone X this year. Developers can also allow you to use Face ID to sign in to their apps.39GHz hexacore processor and gets a boost from 3GB of RAM and Apple’s own home-brewed three-core GPU which is optimised for amazing 3D games and AR apps. Bluetooth 5. A wireless Qi standard charging and NFC can now work for the iPhone, which was a feature that many were waiting for. Apps that already support Touch ID will automatically support Face ID. This data does not leave the phone and is not shared with any app, so you can be assured from Apple’s end that the face scanned data is not leaked out. China led panel lamp manufactures Apple has done it again — changed the way people use the phone.The premium stainless steel frame is stronger than never before — Apple has made sure that there are no ‘bendgate’ nightmares haunting it ahead. As a user yourself, you won’t tell them apart anyways. As for our test, we tried making weird faces, put on a helmet, various caps and hats, glasses, sunglasses, and even had a cigarette in our mouth and FaceID impressed us — it recognized our face every single time

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