Saturday, 16 February 2019

WHOSE NEWS IS IT , ANYWAY ?


Dear Saubhik,

Read your very informative article :

Whose News Is It , Anyway ?

-      where you write :

“ India needn’t necessarily take these or other solutions on board. We can think of our own solutions “

In my following email to one of your colleagues, you will find one such solution

With regards,

hemen

From: Hemen Parekh [mailto:hcp@recruitguru.com]

Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2019 12:40 PM

To: 'kirtika.suneja@timesgroup.com'





Subject: DATA PROTECTION TO FORM CORE OF E-COMMERCE POLICY




Kirtika,


Just read your above-mentioned article in Eco Times

But the larger question is :

How are we going to ensure that :

#  Web sites do NOT deceive us in submitting a lot of our private / personal data which is just not required by them for whatever service they offer to the users ?

#  Subsequently , these Web sites ( and Apps ),  do not follow us on the Web and track what we are doing and compile a lot of information about us , without our permission – and then make billions of dollars by selling such data ?

You might want to look up my following suggestion ( sent to Cabinet Ministers ):



With regards,

Hemen




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