RGXUECW54G5X The police can now read your e-mails without prior permission from the home department. The Parliament recently cleared an amendment to the Information Technology (IT) Act, allowing the police to intercept or decrypt online information without seeking the home department’s nod. Rising instances of cyber crime have prompted the move aimed at cutting red tape.
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