The DPDP Act Is "In Force." Here's What That Actually Means for Your Codebase
A three-person startup ships an MVP. It stores user phone numbers, email addresses and rough location data in a shared Postgres instance. There is no consent banner, no data retention job, no documented breach process. When a co-founder raises the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, the answer from the team is: "relax, it's not even fully in force yet." That answer is half right and half…
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