privacy, provided due process is followed.
17. In the present case, the intrusion into petitioners' privacy, search of
premises, seizure of personal digital data ... State to insist on the
collection of authentic data. But, the data which the State
has collected has to be utilised for legitimate purposes
rather than seeking to invade the
complainant's privacy by calling for her private data for a
period extending over two years, which ... supra), wherein the right
to privacy has been unequivocally recognized as a
fundamental right. Call Data Records, though limited to
metadata, nonetheless reveal sensitive information
attention
of the Petitioner various Regulations with respect to privacy and
confidentiality of biometric data. Respondent No.1 also relied upon the
authentication records ... various provisions of the
Aadhaar Act with regard to maintaining the privacy and confidentiality
of details of Aadhaar number holders.
7. Respondent
attention
of the Petitioner various Regulations with respect to privacy and
confidentiality of biometric data. Respondent No.1 also relied upon the
authentication records ... various provisions of the
Aadhaar Act with regard to maintaining the privacy and confidentiality
of details of Aadhaar number holders.
7. Respondent
Digital Personal Data Protection Act,
2023. There is no guarantee that the academic data of
the students would not be used even after the students ... right to privacy. Unless the
linkage of Aadhaar is made voluntary and the
students/parents are not compelled to share such data
protection of personal data are paramount,
and allowing non-compliant cards to remain in circulation
would jeopardize the privacy of individuals. This respondent
also clarified ... protection of
personal data is of paramount importance, therefore, allowing
non-compliant cards to remain in circulation would jeopardize
the privacy of individuals. The terms
State of Jharkhand and Others1 , the High Court of Jharkhand held
that privacy is important, it is not absolute and can be overridden ... sets a precedent for using Aadhaar card data to trace missing persons in
serious crimes, balancing privacy with investigative needs.
9. In State of Gujarat
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16. The UIDAI data is usually protected by the
laws of privacy. However, considering the nature of the
illegalities in this matter, the details
lawful data protection framework is in violation of the Digital Personal
Data Protection Act, 2023 and the fundamental right to privacy
guaranteed under Article ... desist from
collecting processing, storing or sharing any personal or health related
data in individuals under the said scheme either directly or through
any private
ongoing harm to his privacy, dignity, and reputation. It is stated that
such unregulated dissemination of sensitive judicial data violates the
petitioner's fundamental ... Constitution of India, particularly the right to privacy recognized in Justice
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