Description: The Information Technology Act refers to a set of regulations that establish the rules and guidelines for the use of technology and e-commerce. Its main objective is to ensure a safe and reliable environment for digital transactions, protecting both consumers and businesses. These regulations cover aspects such as personal data protection, intellectual property, cybersecurity, and the liability of online service providers. The law aims to balance technological innovation with the need to safeguard user rights and foster trust in the use of digital platforms. In an increasingly interconnected world, these regulations are essential for the development of a healthy digital ecosystem, promoting fair competition and preventing unfair or fraudulent practices. Additionally, the Information Technology Act is designed to adapt to technological advancements and the new realities of e-commerce, making it a dynamic and evolving legal framework.
