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Most people assume AI in India is still experimental, mostly chatbots and Netflix suggestions. They're wrong. Indian companies are already using machine learning to decide your loan eligibility, set the prices you see online, and scan your face in public. Here's what that means for your data.
Practo knows your prescriptions. 1mg knows your lab results. PharmEasy knows what you're treating. Apollo 247 has your vitals. And the Ayushman Bharat Health ID might soon tie it all together. Who else is looking at your medical records?
What exactly does a Data Protection Officer do all day, and why are Indian companies suddenly willing to pay lakhs for someone to fill the role? The DPDPA has created a career that barely existed here three years ago. Here's what the job looks like, what it pays, and how to break in.
Dating apps promise connection, but they collect some of the most intimate data you'll ever hand over — your location at 2 AM, your photo library, your desires. In a country where a leaked profile can wreck a reputation overnight, here's what Indian users should actually worry about.
Most Indian startups are already violating the DPDPA and don't even know it. The consent banners are wrong, the data maps don't exist, and the clock is ticking toward penalties that could shut a company down.
The Information Technology Act 2000 is the foundational cyber law in India. Learn about its key provisions, amendments, and how they impact your digital privacy.
Insurance companies in India collect and analyze vast amounts of health data to assess risk and set premiums. Understand how your health information is used and what rights you have.
You've got more digital rights than you probably think. From the Puttaswamy privacy ruling to the DPDP Act to net neutrality protections, here's what the Constitution and Indian law actually guarantee you online — and how to use those rights when it matters.
I deleted my Flipkart app for a month. When I reinstalled it, the app already knew what I'd been browsing on Myntra. Here's the uncomfortable truth about how Indian tech companies follow you across the internet.
India's DPDP Act took over six years and four drafts to become law — here's what it actually says, who it hits hardest, and why most people I've talked to still don't know their rights under it.
