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India, being a developing country, is undergoing fast growth, notably in the field of technology. India’s evolution to a totally internet-driven economy is one such exceptional example. However, in a nation like India, a lack of data protection legislation has compromised the expectation of privacy stipulated in the Indian Constitution; the importance of such laws has been reaffirmed by the court’s decision in the case of K.S. Puttaswamy, J. v. Union of India, and others.

In this digital world, people are connected from every corner of the world through various devices. Imagine yourself as an avatar connected with people for work, learning, playing, and gathering around for a party in a whole new virtual world together. This is what is called Metaverse.

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Transparency and enforcement are required for successful personal data protection. The parties who are accountable for complying with the law should be clearly specified, as should their obligations and duties to ensure conformity and defend the rights of individuals, as well as the steps they must take if they do not.

Based on the associated risk value the data are identified and categorized in a database into certain types is known as data classification. Data classification is important for organizations as they collect large amounts of personal as well as sensitive data, so categorizing or classifying them helps in complying with privacy laws. Data classification also helps the organization to implement appropriate security and governance control over the data. It also helps in the maintenance cost and reduction of storage, where the organization can eliminate the data that are not needed.

Personal Data Protection Law Saudi Arabia (KSA) was recently amended under Royal Decree No. M/148 dated 05/09/1444H. (corresponding to 27 March 2023) (Amended PDPL). These amendments were preceded by a public consultation launched by the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) in late 2022, not all the proposals have been implemented.

Personal Data Protection Law Ksa amendments introduce several concepts that are more closely aligned with the international standard such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

EFFECT OF PDPL KSA

INTRODUCTION

India, being an emerging nation, is experiencing rapid development, particularly in the realm of technologies. One such outstanding instance is India’s transition to a purely digital economy. However, in a nation like India, the lack of regulations regarding data protection has harmed the expectation of privacy guaranteed by the Indian Constitution; the requirement for such laws was highlighted by the court’s ruling in the instance of K.S. Puttaswamy, J. v. Union of India and others.

HISTORY OF THE DATA PROTECTION BILL

Advancements in technology are simplifying life in many ways, especially when it comes to elderly they benefit from the ample number of services. Even though elders are transforming themselves to use and benefit from online services, there raise concerns about privacy among the elders.

The digital and privacy literacy of the elders remains questionable as they were not born in the digital era. But subsequently learned to use it. They share their personal information on technological devices, without being aware of the cyber security issues that might lead to.

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In today’s digital society, the protection of one’s knowledge and identification is becoming an ever-more urgent concern, particularly for young people. This begs the question, “What exactly is the Children’s Privacy Law? As an increasing number of young people use technology such as smartphones and the internet, the importance of establishing stringent privacy measures grows. In this study, we will look into the importance of protecting children’s privacy, how the rules now work, and what efforts should be made to make them even stricter.

The development of technologies is massive in this digital era. The digital landscape is being used by most teenagers, who use it to connect with their friends and share content. Social media platform is something teenagers use daily, as there is the use of such social media by teenagers, there raises the question of Privacy among teenagers

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