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Who owns Meta Data?

DPDPA 2023 has introduced a concept of “Nomination” of personal data. The Act defines “Nomination” as a right of a data principal and relates it to the “Personal Data”. Section 14 of the Act states:  Right to nominate. (1) A … Continue reading

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Is there no solution for Age-gating?

India provided legal recognition to electronic documents through the Information Technology Act 2000 (ITA 2000). This gave legal recognition to electronic documents. ITA 2000 also introduced the Digital Signature and later on the Electronic Signature (e-Sign) as a means of … Continue reading

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Debate the DPDPA Rules: FDPPI Initiative

FDPPI welcomes the rules being framed on DPDPA 2023 so as to give effect to the Act at the earliest. The Act has defined the responsibilities of a Data Fiduciary and the Rights of a Data Principal. It has also … Continue reading

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DPDPA Rules: Management of Data Principal’s Rights

The draft rules currently under discussion regarding the management of Data Principal’s Rights tries to provide clarity to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14 of DPDPA 2023. It is noted that the rules does not make any reference to Section … Continue reading

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Flagging the “Dark Pattern” in Money Control Pro Subscription consent

Yesterday, I made a post on the need for “Auto Renewals” to stop as per DPDPA. This post elicited the following response on linked-in from one of the followers which has opened up further interesting discussions. Quote: RBI has/had guidelines … Continue reading

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FDPPI and BSPIN organizes a discussion on DPDPA and ITA 2000

BSPIN and FDPPI has jointly organized an online Fire Chat discussion today at 10.00 am on DPDPA 2023 and ITA 2000. Registration can be done here On request, attendees will be issued participation certificate with 2 hours CPE credit. Attendees … Continue reading

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