Govt releases draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, no penal clause

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Category : National Published on: January 06 2025

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The government released the much-awaited draft of the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules on 3 January 2025, clarifying that social media or online platforms will have to take verifiable consent of parents before children create any account.
Further, according to the draft rules, the identity and age of parents will also have to be validated and verified through a voluntarily provided identity proof, which "shall be issued by any entity entrusted by law or the government".

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Govt releases draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, no penal clause