New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea filed by Confederation of All India Traders<\/a> (CAIT<\/a>) challenging WhatsApp's latest privacy policy<\/a> which was introduced last month in India. 提出的请求通过提倡Vivek Narayan Sharma寻求紧急干预法院的回滚WhatsApp备受争议的隐私政策。 新德里:最高法院周五拒绝接受提交的请求联盟的印度商人(CAIT)挑战WhatsApp的最新的隐私政策引入上个月在印度。
A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India, Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde granted liberty to approach the Delhi High Court.
CAIT<\/a> has also urged the top court to give a direction to the Central government to frame guidelines to govern tech giants like Facebook and WhatsApp.
The plea filed through advocate Vivek Narayan Sharma has sought for an urgent intervention of the court to roll back the controversial privacy policy introduced by WhatsApp.
In January, WhatsApp had introduced its privacy policy mandating its users to accept its terms and conditions, failing which the accounts and services would be terminated after February 8, 2021, for the respective user.
After facing criticism over the privacy policy, WhatApp<\/a> on Saturday took to micro-blogging site Twitter clarifying that \"no one will have their account suspended or deleted on February 8 and we will be moving back our business plans until after May.\"
The plea filed in the top court has stated that the Centre has failed to discharge its constitutional duty and responsibility by protecting the privacy rights of citizens forcing the petitioner to approach the top court.
The petition also sought a direction to prohibit WhatsApp and Facebook from sharing details and data of the subscribers or users with any entity including Facebook or its family of companies.
\"Issue a writ in the nature of mandamus or any other writ or direction in nature thereof, directing the Centre to take all actions including steps towards making Rules under Section 87 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 so as to regulate the functioning of WhatsApp and Facebook and other similarly placed internet-based messaging services including their privacy policy for handling of or dealing in personal information, including private messages\/photos\/conversations \/ audio messages\/videos\/documents and data so as to ensure that the privacy rights of the users are not compromised and are duly protected,\" the plea stated.
It further sought a direction to WhatsApp and Facebook to allow the government to carry out 'Technical Audits' of their data centres, where the data of Indian Users<\/a> are stored, so as the retrieve and delete such data of Indian Users<\/a>.
It said that in 2016, Germany, the United Kingdom and the entire European Union<\/a> had prohibited similar action of Facebook which was also asked to delete all the data relating to Whatsapp users.
CAIT added that the updated privacy policy would adversely impact citizens' fundamental right to privacy. The petition has also alleged that citizen's personal data is being collected by a foreign entity and is being transferred outside the country.
\"Centre failed to impose necessary and restrictive conditions in the instant case, though, on the proposed policy of WhatsApp, European Union<\/a>'s Antitrust Authority had imposed serious restrictions and fine of 110 million euros in 2017,\" it added.
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SC拒绝听到CAIT的答辩挑战WhatsApp最新的隐私政策
长椅上由印度的首席大法官,正义Sharad Arvind Bobde授予自由接近德里高等法院。
CAIT还敦促最高法院给中央政府框架方向指导方针管理Facebook和WhatsApp等科技巨头。
提出的请求通过提倡Vivek Narayan Sharma寻求紧急干预法院的回滚WhatsApp备受争议的隐私政策。
在面对批评隐私政策,WhatApp周六了微博网站Twitter澄清:“没有人会有自己的帐户暂停或删除2月8日,我们将搬回我们的商业计划之前,可能。”
的请求提交最高法院表示,该中心没有放电的宪法义务和责任保护公民的隐私权迫使请愿者接近最高法院。
请愿书也寻求方向禁止WhatsApp和Facebook分享的细节和数据用户或用户与任何实体包括Facebook或其家族的公司。
”问题一令状的本质训令或任何其他命令或方向性质,指导中心采取一切行动包括向规则第87条信息技术法案,2000年以调节的功能WhatsApp, Facebook和其他类似的基于互联网的信息服务,包括他们的隐私政策的处理或处理个人信息,包括私人信息/照片/对话/音频信息/视频/文档和数据,以确保用户的隐私权不妥协,并适时地保护,“认罪。
进一步寻求方向WhatsApp和Facebook允许政府开展的技术审核他们的数据中心,数据的地方印度用户存储、检索和删除这些数据的印度用户。
它说,2016年,德国,英国和整个欧盟禁止了Facebook的类似行动也被要求删除Whatsapp用户相关的所有数据。
CAIT补充说,更新后的隐私政策产生负面影响公民基本权利的隐私。请愿书还声称,公民的个人数据被收集的外国实体和被转移国外。
“中心未能实施必要的和限制性条件的即时情况下,然而,WhatsApp提议的政策,欧盟的反垄断机构实施严重限制和2017年1.1亿欧元的罚款,”它补充道。
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea filed by Confederation of All India Traders<\/a> (CAIT<\/a>) challenging WhatsApp's latest privacy policy<\/a> which was introduced last month in India.
A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India, Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde granted liberty to approach the Delhi High Court.
CAIT<\/a> has also urged the top court to give a direction to the Central government to frame guidelines to govern tech giants like Facebook and WhatsApp.
The plea filed through advocate Vivek Narayan Sharma has sought for an urgent intervention of the court to roll back the controversial privacy policy introduced by WhatsApp.
In January, WhatsApp had introduced its privacy policy mandating its users to accept its terms and conditions, failing which the accounts and services would be terminated after February 8, 2021, for the respective user.
After facing criticism over the privacy policy, WhatApp<\/a> on Saturday took to micro-blogging site Twitter clarifying that \"no one will have their account suspended or deleted on February 8 and we will be moving back our business plans until after May.\"
The plea filed in the top court has stated that the Centre has failed to discharge its constitutional duty and responsibility by protecting the privacy rights of citizens forcing the petitioner to approach the top court.
The petition also sought a direction to prohibit WhatsApp and Facebook from sharing details and data of the subscribers or users with any entity including Facebook or its family of companies.
\"Issue a writ in the nature of mandamus or any other writ or direction in nature thereof, directing the Centre to take all actions including steps towards making Rules under Section 87 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 so as to regulate the functioning of WhatsApp and Facebook and other similarly placed internet-based messaging services including their privacy policy for handling of or dealing in personal information, including private messages\/photos\/conversations \/ audio messages\/videos\/documents and data so as to ensure that the privacy rights of the users are not compromised and are duly protected,\" the plea stated.
It further sought a direction to WhatsApp and Facebook to allow the government to carry out 'Technical Audits' of their data centres, where the data of Indian Users<\/a> are stored, so as the retrieve and delete such data of Indian Users<\/a>.
It said that in 2016, Germany, the United Kingdom and the entire European Union<\/a> had prohibited similar action of Facebook which was also asked to delete all the data relating to Whatsapp users.
CAIT added that the updated privacy policy would adversely impact citizens' fundamental right to privacy. The petition has also alleged that citizen's personal data is being collected by a foreign entity and is being transferred outside the country.
\"Centre failed to impose necessary and restrictive conditions in the instant case, though, on the proposed policy of WhatsApp, European Union<\/a>'s Antitrust Authority had imposed serious restrictions and fine of 110 million euros in 2017,\" it added.
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