Privacy practices in the Indian technology ecosystem
A 2020 survey of the makers of products and services
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Defining privacyIn an essay titled ‘Right To Privacy’ in the Harvard Law Review in 1890, Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis1 said, more
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Framing and reviewBoth qualitative and quantitative methods were employed to conduct this research. more
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Confidentiality statement and informed consent formThis form was shared with participants in interviews and focus group discussions, and is reproduced here for reference. more
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The implications of caste and gender on privacyIn a paper for the Network and Info-Tech Research and Development programme of the US Govt, authors Baskerville, Alashoor and Zhu, say1 “In the language of privacy discourse, the notion of identity becomes highly pertinent, merely due to the associated threat of privacy invasion to identity reconstruction.” more
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Respondent organizations and designations182 respondents completed the survey. They were asked for their organization and designation as optional plain text fields. more
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Analysis of survey responsesThe survey asked questions to test hypotheses. They are presented here along with a breakdown of responses by organization size and segment, and the respondent’s role therein. Questions are numbered by the order in which they appeared in the survey. more
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Future areas of research and actionThis research examines how organizations segmented across sizes and domains will be able to respond to the upcoming Personal Data Protection Act. However, it does not address the other side of the relationship – the users of the products and services of these organizations – and their perception of these organizations. more
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