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Author: corridalegal
In the dynamic digital landscape of India, startups feed on the data of their customers, be it on the e-commerce platform, SaaS tools or mobile apps. It is this reliance on individual information that has introduced a new era of accountability in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDP Act). The legislation brings in a regulated system that controls the manner in which companies gather, store, and manipulate digitally personal data. In the case of emerging businesses, DPDP Act Compliance ensures that Startups have no longer a choice, but a necessary compliance requirement. DPDP Act Compliance to Startups framework…
