Watch | How Do We Think of the Right to Privacy When it Feels Like We Have None?
Internet Freedom Foundation, in collaboration with The Wire, hosted journalists, researchers and youngsters to unpack what privacy looked like in everyday digital lives.
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Nine years ago, the Supreme Court affirmed that privacy is a fundamental right of every Indian. This August, we marked that milestone, along with the sixth edition of 'Privacy Supreme,' Internet Freedom Foundation’s annual flagship convening.
This year, in collaboration with The Wire, we traded panels and podiums for real conversations. Journalists, researchers and youngsters came together to unpack what privacy actually looked like in our everyday digital lives.
Listen to advocate and IFF's founder Apar Gupta's take on how to conceive of the right to privacy in India when it feels like there isn't one.
This article went live on August twenty-sixth, two thousand twenty six, at forty-four minutes past four in the afternoon.The Wire is now on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for sharp analysis and opinions on the latest developments.
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