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Revolut handed customer data to fraudsters using government email account

Revolut handed customer data to fraudsters using government email account

British fintech company Revolut confirmed disclosing sensitive customer data to fraudsters who submitted emergency data requests from a legitimate government email account.
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14 Sep 2026 | The Record International
Instagram reel on Google’s Vizag data centre restored after 111 days; no explanation given

Instagram reel on Google’s Vizag data centre restored after 111 days; no explanation given

The Instagram reel on the Google data centre in Vizag was blocked on May 22, 2026, under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act but on September 10 the journalists discovered the post was "available again in India" The post Instagram reel on Google’s Vizag data centre restored after 111 days;...
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14 Sep 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
India backs BRICS child safety pledge, but its age-verification rule has gone 5 years without a standard

India backs BRICS child safety pledge, but its age-verification rule has gone 5 years without a standard

India and BRICS pledged a safer digital environment for children, but the New Delhi Declaration sets no age-verification standard, regulator or timeline, even as India faces pressure to act. The post India backs BRICS child safety pledge, but its age-verification rule has gone 5 years without a standard appeared first...
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14 Sep 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
NPCI’s profit declines 32% to Rs 989 crore in FY26 as BHIM loss widens

NPCI’s profit declines 32% to Rs 989 crore in FY26 as BHIM loss widens

Amidst BHIM's loss widening 5.7x from Rs 68 cr to Rs 390 cr in FY26, NPCI has reported a 32% drop in its profit to Rs 989 cr as marketing costs increased 27% & revenue from operations only rose 22%. The post NPCI’s profit declines 32% to Rs 989 crore...
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14 Sep 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
The EU must act now to protect privacy and encryption from Canada’s overreaching Bill C-22

The EU must act now to protect privacy and encryption from Canada’s overreaching Bill C-22

Access Now, alongside several European civil society organisations, are urging Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, European Union commissioners, and members of the European Parliament to push for changes to Canada’s Bill-C22, the Lawful Access Act. The post The EU must act now to protect privacy and...
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14 Sep 2026 | Access Now International
Open letter from European civil society organisations on encryption and privacy threats in Canada’s Bill C-22

Open letter from European civil society organisations on encryption and privacy threats in Canada’s Bill C-22

We, the undersigned organisations and experts, write to urge you to act before Canada’s Senate completes its consideration of Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, and to press Canada to remove the bill’s surveillance capability mandates and its blanket data retention regime. The post Open letter from European civil society...
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14 Sep 2026 | Access Now International
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