Digital India Bill: Smartwatches, other wearable devices to be under regulation
The Morning Standard|March 11, 2023
The draft of the Digital India Act will be firmed up after two more rounds of discussion with stakeholders, the minister said.
RAKESH KUMAR
Digital India Bill: Smartwatches, other wearable devices to be under regulation

DIGITAL India Bill proposes to bring smartwatches, spy camera glasses or any other wearable devices under stringent regulation.

The Bill, which will replace Information Technology Act (IT Act) 2000, will mandate the consumers for these products to go through ‘strict KYC’ process. The Bill also proposes ethical usage of artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools to protect rights or choices of users.

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