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信任的司法管辖区标签的数据主要在那些国家尊重权利
“有一定量的互惠展望未来的数字贸易和走廊的信任。post-Covid世界,而不是全球化和自由,会有这些走廊的信任将印度和其他志同道合的国家之间,钱德拉塞卡说:在一个公共磋商DPDP法案2022。
“有一定量的互惠展望未来的数字贸易和走廊的信任。post-Covid世界,而不是全球化和自由,会有这些走廊的信任将印度和其他志同道合的国家之间,“钱德拉塞卡说在公众咨询DPDP法案2022股。
第二个关键标准是印度的国家执法机构能够合法访问数据的印度公民在国家安全的情况下和其他紧急情况,他说。
周五,钱德拉塞卡表示,民政部门将通知信任司法管辖区进行协商与其他利益相关者,包括IT部门。
周五在公众咨询,几个政策游说团体提出反对的认为同意方面DPDP法案的草案中提到。他们说,这可能是理由公司连续利用用户数据的装束下“同意”。
应对这个问题,钱德拉塞卡表示,视为同意条款的使用,如前所述2022年DPDP法案的草案,只会是在紧急情况下,不会有扩展自动给私人公司。
周围的政府也将完成行政规定DPDP法案2022年前带他们去议会,钱德拉塞卡说。
它部门扩展数字数据反馈法案,1月2日的最后期限
电子和信息技术(MeitY)出版数字个人数据保护法案,2022年,随着一个注释,它在其网站上发布的11月18日,2022年。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: The government will declare only those geographies or countries as \u201ctrusted jurisdictions\u201d where the rights of the data principal, as laid out in the draft of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Bill of 2022, are protected and respected, the minister of state for electronics and information technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar<\/a> said. \u201cThere is a certain amount of reciprocity as we look to the future of digital trade and corridors of trust. In a post-Covid world, instead of globalisation and free for all, there will be these corridors of trust that will be between India and other like-minded nations,\u201d Chandrasekhar said during a public consultation on the DPDP Bill<\/a> of 2022.
A second key criterion would be countries where Indian law enforcement agencies would be able to legally access data of Indian citizens in cases of national security and other emergency situations, he said.
<\/div><\/div>In the draft of the DPDP Bill of 2022, released for public consultation on November 18 this year, the IT ministry had said that the data of Indian citizens could be stored and processed outside the geographical limits of India but only in trusted jurisdictions. The ministry then said these trusted jurisdictions would be defined by the government from time to time.
On Friday, Chandrasekhar said that the Ministry of Home Affairs would notify the trusted jurisdictions in consultation with other stakeholders, including the IT ministry.
During the public consultation on Friday, several policy<\/a> advocacy groups raised objections on the deemed consent aspect mentioned in the draft of the DPDP Bill. They said that it could be grounds for companies to make continuous use of a user\u2019s data under the garb of \u201cdeemed consent\u201d.
Responding to the question, Chandrasekhar, said that the use of the deemed consent provision, as mentioned in the draft of the DPDP Bill of 2022, would only be in emergency situations, and there would never be extended automatically to private companies.
The government would also finalise the executive rules surrounding the DPDP Bill of 2022 before taking them to the Parliament, Chandrasekhar said.
On Friday, Chandrasekhar said that the Ministry of Home Affairs would notify the trusted jurisdictions in consultation with other stakeholders, including the IT ministry.
During the public consultation on Friday, several policy<\/a> advocacy groups raised objections on the deemed consent aspect mentioned in the draft of the DPDP Bill. They said that it could be grounds for companies to make continuous use of a user\u2019s data under the garb of \u201cdeemed consent\u201d.
Responding to the question, Chandrasekhar, said that the use of the deemed consent provision, as mentioned in the draft of the DPDP Bill of 2022, would only be in emergency situations, and there would never be extended automatically to private companies.
The government would also finalise the executive rules surrounding the DPDP Bill of 2022 before taking them to the Parliament, Chandrasekhar said.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cPost the bill, the intermediaries will have to go for deep behavioral changes. It will no longer be business as usual for them,\u201d he said.
<\/a><\/figure>IT Ministry extends deadline for feedback on Digital Data Bill to January 2<\/a><\/h2>
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