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Something you did ten years ago still shows up on Google when someone searches your name. Should you have the right to make it disappear? India's answer is complicated, evolving, and worth understanding.
Your fingerprints can't be reset like a password. India holds biometric data on 1.4 billion people through Aadhaar alone, and the legal protections around that data remain thinner than most citizens realize.
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.
