Description
What the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 asks of every business in India, in under a minute.
Every business in India collects personal data, from a phone number at checkout to a patient report or a KYC form. This video explains who is who under the DPDP Act, 2023: the Data Principal, the Data Fiduciary and the Data Processor.
It covers clear notices and valid consent, the rights people can use, the 90 day window for grievances, breach reporting to the Data Protection Board with a detailed report within 72 hours, penalties of up to 250 crore rupees, and the 13 May 2027 date from which core duties apply.
In this video
- Data Principal, Data Fiduciary and Data Processor
- Notice, consent and withdrawal
- Access, correction, erasure and grievances within 90 days
- Breach reporting, penalties and the 13 May 2027 date