A founder-friendly 2026 checklist to make your website or app DPDP-ready: consent, notices, rights requests, vendor agreements, retention, and breach response.
DPDP Rules 2025 put India’s privacy law into “execution mode.” For websites and apps, that means clear notices, purpose-based consent, fast rights handling, and cleaner vendor agreements. This guide gives you a 2026-ready checklist and templates to ship quickly.
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The Digital Personal Data Protection Act set the framework, and the DPDP Rules 2025 now explain how to implement it: what consent must look like, how users can exercise rights, and how businesses must respond. For most Indian businesses, 2026 is about operationalizing notice, consent, retention, and breach response.
Use this as a quick audit for every product, landing page, and data pipeline.
Most issues are not “legal”—they are product and ops problems.
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Start with the pages and flows that collect the most personal data: lead forms, account creation, onboarding, and payment. Then fix marketing tools and vendor contracts. Most teams can reach “practical compliance” in 2 to 4 weeks.
DPDP compliance is a product + operations upgrade. Ship clear consent, fast rights handling, and clean data retention. It builds trust and reduces long-term risk.
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Enable MFA and limit access by role and device.
Start with identity, backups, and endpoint protection.
At least quarterly or after team changes.
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