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Facial Recognition Technology And The Right To Privacy In India: A Constitutional And Regulatory Analysis
Ripe at the confluence of Indian State jurisprudential discourse lies the at once closed-presence and beleaguered occupant of the right to the individual, Privacy, now sewn to the relentless advance of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT). Whether deployed by sovereign poli
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