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“Consent” is the backbone of DPDPA Compliance. “Legitimate Use” is an exception and organizations need to cover as much of their management of Data protected by DPDPA through Consents. As a result most companies are now struggling to trace the … Continue reading →

While every body is waiting for the notification of the DPDPA 2023, the Government has released a document titled “Business Requirement Document for Consent Management under DPDPA 2023” under the banner of NeGD. It appears that this is an advisory … Continue reading →

Organizations use “Brand Building” for two purposes. The first is to inculcate a “Brand personality” within the network of organizations associated with a brand. When a company states that it is a “Godrej” or “Tata” or “Birla” Company, or belonging … Continue reading →

Enclosed is a link to the Neuro Rights related news letter with some of the recent developments in efforts to bring “Neuro data” under suitable regulation. Protection of “Neural Data” to protect “Privacy” is an ongoing discussion and under the … Continue reading →

As compared to the US approach suggested by Donald Trump on allowing freedom from regulation, Australia has released a set of AI model clauses that is useful for any AI user. These are more practical and can be adopted. The … Continue reading →

Mr Donald Trump who has already struck a few ups and downs in his policy drive now has entered the AI regulation domain. What is termed as a Draft Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) bans all state-level AI regulations for the … Continue reading →