Trilegal partner Rahul Matthan launched his book Privacy 3.0 at the Nehru Memorial Museum in Delhi on 23 August with columnist and television personality Vir Sanghvi.
Matthan launches his book at a time when the draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, has been put before the government. The government has also been requiring citizens to link their Aadhar identification cards for a range of services including banking and SIM cards, raising privacy concerns among rights groups.
“This book would not have been written without Aadhar,” Matthan told India Business Law Journal.
“From the year 2016 onwards we suddenly saw an explosion in the use of big data. The use of data-driven technology became more widespread spurred on by the enrolment in Aadhar. Both the government and private sector were deploying Aadhar in many things that they were doing.”
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