Your data, your rights. See what India's DPDP law gives you.
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- The DPDP Rules were notified in November 2025
- Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027. Check the current position
- Until then, older rules such as the IT Act and the SPDI Rules still apply
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Your data, your rights. See what India's DPDP law gives you.
Pick what happened with your personal data. You get the right that may apply, plain-English steps and what to keep ready. Free and private. Nothing you choose is saved or sent.
- The DPDP Rules were notified in November 2025
- Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027. Check the current position
- Until then, older rules such as the IT Act and the SPDI Rules still apply
Advocates do not solicit work. You visit this page voluntarily.
Check your situation
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Want help with a data request or a complaint?
A lawyer can explain your rights, help you write to the company and share the fee before any work starts. No outcome is promised.
Your data rights under India's DPDP law
Every app, shop and website asks for your data. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 gives you rights over it. You can ask what a company holds, ask it to correct or delete your data, withdraw your consent, name someone to act for you, and complain if things go wrong. Companies must also protect children's data and tell you if your data is breached.
The Rules that make this work were notified in November 2025, in phases. Registration of Consent Managers starts on 13 November 2026. Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027. Until then, older rules such as the IT Act and the SPDI Rules continue to apply. Changes to the timeline have been proposed for some large companies, so please check the current position.
A Consent Manager is a registered service that can help you give, review and withdraw consent in one place. Using one is your choice, and it does not stop you from writing to a company directly.
Start with the company. Use its privacy page or grievance contact, say clearly what you want, and keep dates and screenshots. If there is no answer, speak to a lawyer. Do not share OTPs or pay anyone who promises to remove your data or recover lost money for an upfront fee.
Rules and dates can change, so confirm the current position. Want to learn more? See legal notice help, our scam check or the community forum.
Common questions
What is the DPDP Act?
It is India's law on digital personal data. It sets rules for how companies and others collect and use your data, and it gives you rights over that data.
When do my rights start?
The Act and Rules were notified in November 2025. Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027, and Consent Manager registration starts on 13 November 2026. Changes have been proposed for some large companies, so please check the current position.
Can I ask a company to delete my data?
Yes, in many cases. You can withdraw consent or ask for erasure when the purpose is done. A company may keep data where the law requires it.
What is a Consent Manager?
It is a registered service that can help you give, review and withdraw consent in one place. Using one is your choice.
Who do I complain to?
First to the company's grievance contact. If you are not satisfied, you can approach the Data Protection Board of India once its process applies. A lawyer can help you with the steps.
Is my information stored?
No. The checker runs in your browser. What you choose is not saved or sent anywhere.
Your data rights under India's DPDP law
Every app, shop and website asks for your data. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 gives you rights over it. You can ask what a company holds, ask it to correct or delete your data, withdraw your consent, name someone to act for you, and complain if things go wrong. Companies must also protect children's data and tell you if your data is breached.
The Rules that make this work were notified in November 2025, in phases. Registration of Consent Managers starts on 13 November 2026. Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027. Until then, older rules such as the IT Act and the SPDI Rules continue to apply. Changes to the timeline have been proposed for some large companies, so please check the current position.
A Consent Manager is a registered service that can help you give, review and withdraw consent in one place. Using one is your choice, and it does not stop you from writing to a company directly.
Start with the company. Use its privacy page or grievance contact, say clearly what you want, and keep dates and screenshots. If there is no answer, speak to a lawyer. Do not share OTPs or pay anyone who promises to remove your data or recover lost money for an upfront fee.
Rules and dates can change, so confirm the current position. Want to learn more? See legal notice help, our scam check or the community forum.
Common questions
What is the DPDP Act?
It is India's law on digital personal data. It sets rules for how companies and others collect and use your data, and it gives you rights over that data.
When do my rights start?
The Act and Rules were notified in November 2025. Most rights and company duties start on 13 May 2027, and Consent Manager registration starts on 13 November 2026. Changes have been proposed for some large companies, so please check the current position.
Can I ask a company to delete my data?
Yes, in many cases. You can withdraw consent or ask for erasure when the purpose is done. A company may keep data where the law requires it.
What is a Consent Manager?
It is a registered service that can help you give, review and withdraw consent in one place. Using one is your choice.
Who do I complain to?
First to the company's grievance contact. If you are not satisfied, you can approach the Data Protection Board of India once its process applies. A lawyer can help you with the steps.
Is my information stored?
No. The checker runs in your browser. What you choose is not saved or sent anywhere.
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