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Explained: What India’s data protection law means for journalists
The DPDP Act makes consent the default for handling personal data — and has no journalism exemption. Here is what that means, in plain language.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023: India’s law on how organisations may collect and use people’s personal data, with consent as its basis and a Data Protection Board to enforce it.
The DPDP Act makes consent the default for handling personal data — and has no journalism exemption. Here is what that means, in plain language.
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