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The DPDP Rules and what compliance actually costs an MSME
Consent managers, notice obligations and breach reporting were written with large data fiduciaries in mind. For a fifty-person company the practical questions are narrower and cheaper to answer than the commentary suggests — provided you start with a data map rather than a policy document.
The position
Consent managers, notice obligations and breach reporting were written with large data fiduciaries in mind. For a fifty-person company the practical questions are narrower and cheaper to answer than the commentary suggests — provided you start with a data map rather than a policy document.
What it means in practice
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