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  The overall commercial appearance of an item that recognizes it and its source while likewise differentiating it from different things is known as trade dress. A "mark" is a brand, a heading, a name, a ticket, a name, a signature, a title, a letter, a digit, as well as the condition of products, their bundling, or any blend of colors.As a result, the newly developed modern notion of trade mark under Indian law encompasses all features of the TD as defined by US law. Even before 2003, Indian courts were aware of the definition of commercial clothing. Institutional reform of the government, on the other hand, has always been a serious requirement. This shows that one of the most significant factors in trade dress security, namely the product's usefulness and utility, is also taken into account under Indian TM Law. One of the most significant components of the Indian trade mark scheme is uniqueness, which also applies to trade dress. A TD must be recognizable, which mean...

  Introduction The metaverse is a three-dimensional virtual realm in which users can partake in social connections as well as engage with their virtual surroundings through the use of superior human-computer interface (HCI) technology. If data privacy is a concern in today’s 2D, Web 2.0 environment, the embodied internet of the metaverse adds a new layer of complexity to the equation. Users will engage with the metaverse via completely new technologies.The mechanisms for collecting, storing, and utilizing data via these systems have yet to be completely described. Furthermore, user privacy may become a greater challenge in the metaverse. Hyper-realistic avatars, such as the Codex avatars being created by Facebook, could let users   to   conceal their identities or even allow youngsters to pose as adults. Despite the fact that the term “metaverse” is not new, most people are apprehensive about the consequences of this paradigm shift. Broadly, the metaverse blurs the ...