Digital Personal Data Protection
E-pharmacies have been a contentious issue in India for a long time, with ongoing litigation and delays in the implementation of regulatory rules. The government is presently debating whether online pharmacies should be allowed to sell medications. The risk associated with customer data and privacy, specifically the collection of confidential health data by online pharmacies, … Read more
Consents are an essential component of any data privacy project, and their management is most efficiently accomplished with the help of automated systems. The processing of personal data must be based on valid consent to comply with several requirements. However, before getting into the technological components of putting in place a consent management system, it … Read more
Discover the transformative power of the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) in digital advertising. Explore its definition, importance, and impact on privacy. Learn how TCF ensures compliance, enhances transparency, and empowers user consent. Unveil the future of responsible data-driven marketing and its positive implications for businesses and users alike.
Who is Data Fiduciary? A data fiduciary is any entity or individual that determines the purposes and means of processing personal data. Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill India, data fiduciaries are responsible for complying with the provisions of the law in respect of any processing undertaken by them or on their behalf by … Read more
The Joint Parliamentary Committee submitted its report on the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, recommending the inclusion of “consent managers” in the upcoming Data Protection Act. The bill defines consent managers as a “Data Fiduciary which enables a Data Principal to give, withdraw, review and manage his consent through an accessible, transparent and interoperable platform.” … Read more
In this blog, we will get an understanding of Saudi Arabia’s PDPL, along with its key provisions and considerations for compliance The PDPL provides that it shall apply to the processing of personal data by companies or public entities, by any means, that (Article 2(1) of the PDPL): The PDPL applies to companies and public … Read more
Discover the importance of a legally binding Data Processing Contract and the consequences of non-compliance. Ensure that your organization complies with these regulations and protects personal data effectively.
Explore the differences between the DPDPB and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), including their scope and applicability.