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#CashlessConsumer #Policy The Committee of Experts (CoE), led by #KrisGopalakrishnan, released a revised report on the Non-Personal Data (NPD) Framework (NPD Version 2) report on 16 December 2020 static.mygov.in/rest/s3fs-publ… 1/
Payments has seen data governance related regulation since #PaymentsDataLocalisation and data governance (both personal and non-personal data) impacts consumers as much as any other regulation 2/
#CashlessConsumer in the past have expressed strongly on issues of data governance, especially with #BBPS (medium.com/cashlessconsum…) and #FASTag (docs.google.com/document/d/e/2…) 3/ 
I've been doing some research on #privacymode in browsers. (THREAD)
Use cases:
- To protect you from
• the next person to use your browser
• the network snooping
• the site knowing too much about your prior browsing
- For a fresh browsing context (no cookies/fingerprinting)
Use cases:
- To protect you from
• the next person to use your browser
• the network snooping
• the site knowing too much about your prior browsing
- For a fresh browsing context (no cookies/fingerprinting)
I then looked at the ways browsers implement their own #privacymode.
TL;DR: they're all different.
Do you know what your browser's privacy mode protects you from?
Web features affected:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
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TL;DR: they're all different.
Do you know what your browser's privacy mode protects you from?
Web features affected:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
2/5
To note: I did this research on publicly available documentation. One of the things I learned: a number of browsers aren't saying much about how they operate in private mode.
(Hence the empty spots in the spreadsheet)
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(Hence the empty spots in the spreadsheet)
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