The Paradigm Shatter: Understanding India’s Negative List Breakthrough Every major data protection framework from GDPR to China’s Cybersecurity Law operates on a restrictive foundation. Likewise, under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act,2023(DPDPA), the data of “Data Principal”( Subject Data in GDPR) cannot cross borders unless specific conditions are met. The European Union’s “adequacy decisions”…

INTRODUCTION In the modern-day economy, data is no longer an afterthought of a business, it has become an invaluable resource. It is the currency that drives commerce, innovation, and consumer confidence. In this regard, the question of where data should reside is polarizing governments, businesses, and consumer trust. The increasing number of cyber threats, evolving…

INTRODUCTION In the digital era, the term data has evolved for businesses spread across various economic sectors. The rise of e-commerce, fintech, and digital startups has led to massive personal data collection, making privacy a central concern. In a landmark step and paramount legislation, Indian legislators have passed the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (hereinafter…

In the case of PhonePe Private Limited v. State of Karnataka & Ors. (W.P. No. 3757 of 2023), (GM-Police), pronounced on 29 April 2025, the Hon’ble Karnataka High Court (“HC”) was confronted with a critical question at the intersection of fintech regulation, privacy, and police investigative powers.   BACKGROUND: THE REGULATORY FLASHPOINT PhonePe Private Limited…

INTRODUCTION The digitalization of workplaces has been one of the most profound advancements of the 21st century. As remote work, cloud infrastructure, instant messaging platforms, and employee productivity tools gain popularity, organizations now operate in highly networked environments. While this digitization enhances flexibility and scalability, it has also enabled extensive workplace surveillance. Increasingly, employers are…

INTRODUCTION As data privacy regulations tighten across the globe, businesses are under growing pressure to keep clear, organized records of how they handle personal data. One such tool widely used internationally is the ‘Record of Processing Activities’, commonly referred to as ROPA. Mandated under the European Union’s (hereinafter referred to as “EU”) General Data Protection…

 

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