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How would Airtel detect hotspot use amid questions over its Unlimited 5G policy?
Airtel allows hotspot use under its Unlimited 5G Data plan, with a 300GB fair-use limit. Detecting tethering may raise questions under India’s net-neutrality rules and about user privacy. The post How would Airtel detect hotspot use amid questions over its Unlimited 5G policy? appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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EDPS calls for legal basis for inter-regulatory information sharing
At a high-level meeting held in Dublin on 16-17 July 2026, the European Data Protection Board (EDPS) called for a clear legal basis for sharing information between regulators with different competences.
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Agentic AI and personal data: the CNIL and the AI and Digital Council publish an exploratory note
Innovations in the era of generative AI continue with the democratization of agentic AI, now capable of acting on its environment in the place of its user. The delegation of the tasks entrusted to it, facilitated by hyperpersonalized interactions, involves complex, sometimes opaque processing chains. In a...
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Software provider to more than 2,000 US hospitals says hackers stole employee and customer data
Craneware, which is headquartered in Edinburgh and listed on London's AIM market, told investors it detected unauthorized access to a “subset” of its data environment and has since brought in outside forensic investigators.
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Internet shutdown at Delhi Jantar Mantar protest march
Posts on X and MediaNama's independently confirmed sources alleged that parts of Delhi, around Jantar Mantar experienced mobile internet shutdown on July 20 as people started gathering for protests. The post Internet shutdown at Delhi Jantar Mantar protest march appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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Supreme Court lawyers’ body opposes mandatory AI disclosure in draft AI regulations
SCAORA opposes mandatory AI-use disclosures for lawyers, calling them unworkable. It also flags hallucinations, opaque AI systems, weak accountability, and risks to judicial data. The post Supreme Court lawyers’ body opposes mandatory AI disclosure in draft AI regulations appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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