Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022
summary
Walks through the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022 showing concrete clauses: definition narrows “personal data” to direct identifiers, itemized notice and consent requirements, obligation to notify breaches to the Data Protection Board and affected principals, extraterritorial scope covering Indian data processed abroad, requirement that preexisting digitized data be disclosed, a market for consent manager tools, extra audits and impact assessments for significant data fiduciaries, deletion timelines on withdrawal, and penalties from Rs.10,000 for false information up to 250 crores for security failures.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:58Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022
- 2:58What we will not talk about
- 4:40Data principles
- 5:41Basic interactions
- 6:44Reading the bill
- 7:28Definitions
- 7:55Personal Data
- 9:52Interpretations
- 12:38Notice
- 14:42Withdraw Consent
- 15:31Consent Manager
- 16:13Conditional Consent
- 16:54General Obligations
- 17:10Data Fidelity
- 17:45Data Breach
- 18:18Significant Data Fiduciary
- 18:50Independent Data Auditor
- 19:12Data Principle
- 19:37Data Board
- 20:27Penalties
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