None of the journalists whose devices were seized by the New Delhi police were given their devices' hash values, the digital equivalent of a fingerprint that changes if a device's contents have been tampered with, as required.
Hard disks from two computers used by other employees were also seized and the raiding teams reportedly sought and took passwords to official and personal email accounts.
Apar Gupta, who heads the Internet Freedom Foundation, a digital rights advocacy group, pointed out that there is a vacuum in the law.
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