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India enforces new digital data rules requiring consent, security, breach reporting, and stricter data handling for companies.
India has implemented the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 to enforce the 2023 DPDP Act, with companies given 12–18 months to comply.
The rules mandate clear, verifiable user consent, transparent data notices, and security measures such as encryption.
Firms must report breaches to users and the Data Protection Board within 72 hours, delete inactive data unless legally required, and appoint data protection officers.
Large companies face annual audits and AI impact assessments, and certain data cannot be transferred abroad without government approval.
The regulations aim to enhance user control, reduce spam, and align India with global standards like GDPR.
India impone nuevas reglas de datos digitales que requieren consentimiento, seguridad, informes de violaciones y un manejo de datos más estricto para las empresas.