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Xiaomi will assess the statements of the Lithuanian authorities regarding its smartphones

Xiaomi will assess the statements of the Lithuanian authorities regarding its smartphones
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Xiaomi assures that it does not violate user rights and EU regulations

Xiaomi assures that it does not violate user rights and EU regulations
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Schengen Zone Opens in July as EU Immunity Certificate Passes in Parl t

The European Parliament has passed the EU digital COVID Certificate Regulations with 546 votes to 93, and 51 abstentions. The immunity certificate will be issued free of charge by national authorities and will be available in either digital or paper format with a QR code. The purpose of the certification is to ensure travel and economic recovery in the European Union. The system of the so-called EU “green certificate” will be in place from 1 July 2021 until 1 July 2022. It will exempt its holder from quarantine, entry restrictions and testing. Member states can only impose restrictions if they are necessary and “proportionate to safeguard public health.”

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Privacy, security and ethics should be built into tech products, services: Satya Nadella

February 23, 2021 Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella (file photo) - Reuters× Companies should take responsibility instead of waiting for regulation, Microsoft CEO tells BioAsia-2021 With Covid-19 driving the digitial transformation of organisations, technology firms need to factor in privacy, security, internet safety and AI ethics while building technology products and services. “Companies building platforms need to take the responsibility by building these elements into the design. We can’t wait for regulation (to make them mandatory),” Microsoft’s Chief Executive Officer, Satya Nadella, has said. He was taking part in a ‘fireside’ chat on ‘Charcha2021: Healthcare to Hit Refresh’ with Telangana IT and Industries Minister K T Rama Rao at BioAsia-2021 on Tuesday.

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Whatsapp-Facebook Data Sharing: Who Got My Data?

UPDATED: January 23, 2021 13:00 IST (Illustration by Nilanjan Das) On January 4, millions of WhatsApp users across the world found an in-app pop-up notifying them that from February 8 the messenger platform s terms of services and privacy policy would change, and users must accept the new terms to keep using the app. In the new privacy policy, WhatsApp removed a passage on allowing users to opt out of sharing certain data with Facebook, its parent firm. This take-it-or-leave-it policy led to massive outrage against WhatsApp for being cavalier with its users privacy. Many shifted to other chat platforms such as Telegram and Signal. WhatsApp saw a 7 per cent decline in daily instals within a week of the release of the new privacy policy. In contrast, Signal saw an 18-fold increase in downloads between January 6 and 10. In India, two PILs-one in the Supreme Court and one in the Delhi High Court-were filed seeking legal intervention to prevent WhatsApp from forcing users to share p

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