- Law
- India
- In progress
DPDP Act: Ready
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India's data protection law. It sets how we collect, use, keep and delete personal data.
In place
- A named Grievance Officer answers complaints. The contact details are on the Grievance Officer page.
- Each programme can have a retention period. When it ends, an owner can anonymise or delete its applications, and an automatic job can do it once the organisation switches the job on.
- An organisation's owner can export or delete the organisation's data.
- IdeaScore AI processes data outside India and does not run until an owner or administrator accepts this.
- Our draft Data Processing Agreement commits us to tell a customer about a personal data breach within 48 hours.
Work in progress
- Consent records and a clear way to withdraw consent, checked against each part of the Rules as it comes into force.
- A breach drill that reaches the Data Protection Board and the people affected.
- A written contract with every sub-processor that holds it to the same duties.
- A check of how children's data and verifiable consent are handled.
Evidence
- Privacy PolicyPublished
- Grievance OfficerPublished
- Sub-processor listPublished
- Retention scheduleBeing prepared
- Breach drill recordBeing prepared
Limits
- The DPDP Rules come into force in phases. Parts not yet in force are followed as they come into force.
- An organisation that runs a programme decides what its forms ask for. It gives its own applicants its own privacy notice.
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A 30-minute walkthrough of the Trust Centre, the Data and Privacy card and the Decision Trail, with your committee's questions.