Privacy Must Yield To Fair Trial, WhatsApp Chats Admissible in Divorce Cases Even If Obtained Without Consent: Chhattisgarh HC

The Chhattisgarh High Court upheld a family court’s decision allowing a husband to use his wife’s mobile call recordings and WhatsApp messages as evidence in a divorce case. The court stated that the right to privacy is not absolute.

Madras High Court: “Telephone Tapping Violates Right to Privacy Unless Justified by Law”

Today, On 2nd July, The Madras High Court held that phone tapping is a breach of the fundamental right to privacy under Article 21 unless it follows a legally established procedure. The Court stressed such powers can’t be used for ordinary crimes.

Delhi HC Disposes of PIL Seeking Data Confidentiality for Travel Companies; Suggests Representation Before Centre

The Delhi High Court Today(3rd April), disposed of a PIL concerning data confidentiality for travel companies, advising the petitioner to first approach the authorities. The petition raised concerns over the collection of personal data by foreign-owned firms, emphasizing the need for data protection laws compliance. The decision underscores the importance of safeguarding citizens’ data and adhering to privacy regulations.