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India has expanded its use of foreign digital-forensics technology after exemptions from “Make in India” rules allowed the purchase of at least 422 products and technologies, including 118 tools for digital and multimedia forensics. The purchases included Israeli tools from Cellebrite. Home Minister Amit Shah approved a three-year licence worth around 50 million rupees, while tenders revealed that government agencies were seeking tools to extract data from phones and access more than 100 cloud services. The capabilities sought have raised concerns that journalists and activists could be targeted, amid a lack of clear rules governing password bypasses, access to accounts and data retention—even though the Supreme Court recognized privacy as a fundamental right in 2017.
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