India’s new data protection framework raises questions not only about the identity of a consent manager, but also about its business model and intended purpose.
This piece examines the data erasure mandate under the new DPDP Rules, 2025, arguing that the Data Principal, not an automated timeframe, should control the fate of personal data.
“Tariff,” a buzzword in the media often cited by world leaders and businesses—feared by consumers and global traders yet favoured by protectionists—has been making the rounds of late.
A critic of the Delhi High Court Order in Samridhi enterprises vs Flipkart Internet Private Ltd. – Obligation of Intermediaries to Pursue Complaints Against Infringers.
The CERT-IN has issued directions relating to information security practices, prevention, response & reporting of cyber security threats.
In light of the Schrems II judgment, a similar Privacy Shield 2.0 arrangement to govern data privacy between the EU and India is vital.
The battle of data protection and privacy currently stands at a juxtaposition with a flourishing data economy. Read more.
This discusses the changes in the privacy policy and terms of service of WhatsApp that do not comply with internationally accepted privacy principles.
