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Privacy

1. Human Rights Team India Privacy Protection & Freedom of Broadcasting Presented by :- 1. Chaitanya Arora 2. Prisha Gupta 3. Bani Dang 4. Deepika Garg 5. Krishna Kartik Dara Summer Fields School, Kailash Colony, New Delhi, India

2. Table of Contents Background Information Past Measures Proposal Conclusion

3. 1. Background Information

4. What is Privacy Protection? Privacy protection is keeping the information you'd like to keep to yourself from getting into the hands of companies, hackers, government organizations, and other groups. What is Freedom of Broadcasting? Freedom of the press or freedom of broadcasting is the fundamental principle that communication and expression through various media, including printed and electronic media, especially published materials, should be considered a right to be exercised freely.

5. How do Privacy Invasions Happen? Intrusion of Solitude Appropriation of Name or Likeness Public Disclosure of Private Facts Stolen Login Credentials False Light Why do Privacy Invasions Happen? Old, Unpatched Security Vulnerabilities Human Error Malware Insider Misuse Physical Theft of a Data-Carrying Device

6. Source of breaches by Top 5 Industry Sectors Courtesy: Tanushree Basuroy

7. Research question How can we protect people’s privacy while having freedom of broadcasting?

8. Recent Data Breaches Image courtesy: Internet Freedom Foundation

9. 2. Past Measures

10. Legal & Regulatory Frameworks Article 21 and Article 19 of the Indian constitution. Information technology Act 2000 Right to Information Act 2005 Privacy Bill 2019 Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media ethics code 2021

11. 3. Proposal

12. Proposal: Students Pseudonymity and Anonymity Promoting the use of anonymous or fictitious personas in broadcasting can aid in protecting people’s privacy. Legal Control ensure individual’s consent is obtained before using or sharing their personal information. Measures such as data encryption , secure storage and access controls to be implemented.

13. Proposal: By Communities & at National Level Consent Opt-Out Mechanisms We have control over our data and how it is used. Transparent Data Practices people must know how their personal data is gathered , processed , and shared . educating people on their legal rights in relation to their personal data. Education and Knowledge It is essential to encourage privacy literacy among people and to make them aware of their rights as well as any possible risks linked with broadcasting.

14. Some powerful words to conclude our take "In the dynamic landscape of privacy and freedom of broadcasting we must find harmony. Upholding privacy safeguards personal autonomy,while embracing freedom of broadcasting nurtures societal progress.”