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The content is a transcript of a discussion panel about India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act. The panelists discuss various aspects of the act, Here are the key points summarized:
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Concerns: The panelists raise concerns about consent, (consent for data collection and usage), definition of data, compliance of industries, and jurisdictional issues.
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Positive aspect: They appreciate that the act uses gender-neutral language, using “she” instead of “he”.
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Challenges: The judiciary faces challenges in implementing this act, including framing jurisdiction.
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Takeaway: Despite concerns, the panelists agree that having a Digital Personal Data Protection Act is a step forward for India.
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Questions from the audience:
- If an individual submits their Aadhaar card to someone and it gets lost, will this be covered under the new act? (Answer: Unclear, wait till rules are framed)
- Will there be compensation if data is lost? (Answer: No provision for personal compensation, but penalties may be awarded)
Overall, the discussion revolves around the implications and challenges of implementing India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act.