The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, a landmark legislative framework in India, is designed to regulate the processing of personal digital data while safeguarding individuals' privacy and rights. The DPDP Act marks a significant step toward strengthening data protection practices across all sectors handling digital data.
The DPDP Act follows a phased rollout to ensure smooth adaptation and compliance:
📌 - November 13, 2025:
The Act’s initial provisions came into force, notably the establishment of the Data Protection Board. This Board is empowered to oversee data protection compliance, address grievances, guide stakeholders, and ensure enforcement of the Act’s norms.
📌 - November 13, 2026:
Additional provisions kick in, including mandatory registration of consent managers—entities responsible for managing and verifying user consent for processing their data, which adds a crucial layer of accountability.
📌 - May 14, 2027:
The main body of the DPDP Act will take effect, bringing comprehensive obligations for data fiduciaries (organizations processing personal data) regarding lawful collection, usage, storage, and sharing of digital personal data, along with enhanced rights for data principals (individuals).
Key Features of the DPDP Act -
1) Establishes clear principles for lawful and fair data processing2) Mandates explicit consent for collecting and using personal data3) Empowers users with rights such as access, correction, and data portability4) Requires robust data security and breach reporting mechanisms5) Introduces penalties and enforcement protocols for non-compliance
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