“ Crime and bad lives are the measure of a state’s failure, all crime in the end is the crime of the community .” ~ H.G Wells All of us in the present time must have come across the term cyber crime in our daily lives at some or other time. With the expanding horizons of the internet, criminal activities have also expanded their reach over the virtual world. Cyber crime is the common denomination given to activities which use a computer device to further illegal activities like fraud, trafficking, forgery, breaching privacy etc. With every passing year, the rate at which these activities take place has grown tenfold. Between, 2012 and 2018, cyber crime incidents registered were around 90,000. According to data published in 2020, the rate of cyber crimes against children has increased by 400%.Therefore, a constant vigil is required to keep the cybercrimes in check. Since, the cybercrimes are conducted using technologically advanced tools, a special legislation was required to
Twitter is one of the most commonly used social media networking platforms and is very popular amongst celebrities as well. People enjoy uploading tweets and retweets over Twitter. It is a good platform for social messaging, news and marketing, etc. But recently twitter has been in the news for a change in its privacy policy. Just a few weeks after the announcement that Elon Musk was going to acquire that social media platform, Twitter had revamped its privacy policy. Everyone was expecting something big after that announcement and many were curious to know if there will be any changes in that micro-blogging platform. Later on, Twitter introduced the privacy policy to their users by creating a video guide for users so that they can understand the privacy policy. Also, Twitter has said that its new privacy policy is much more simplified and organized under three new heads namely data use, data sharing, and data collection. The new version of twitter’s privacy policy will take effect f