💨 Abstract

The Supreme Court has expressed concern about the public release of a report on the use of spyware, stating it may compromise national security. The court will examine the extent to which the technical committee's report can be shared publicly. The court also addressed individual privacy concerns, suggesting that affected individuals can be informed. The debate centers around the use of spyware against terrorists, with the court affirming the importance of national security and individual privacy under the Constitution.

Courtesy: theprint.in

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