✅The Act provides for the processing of digital personal data in a manner that recognises both the rights of individuals to protect their personal data and the need to process such personal data for lawful purposes. ✅The Act protects digital personal data (that is, the data by which a person may be identified) by: ✅ Fixing obligations of Data Fiduciaries (that is, persons, companies, and government entities who process data) for data processing (that is, collection, storage, or any other operation on personal data); ✅ The rights and duties of Data Principals (that is, the person to whom the data relates); and ✅ Financial penalties for breaches of rights, duties, and obligations.
✅ The Act is based on the following seven principles:
✅ The principle of consented, lawful, and transparent use of personal data; ✅ The principle of purpose limitation (use of personal data only for the purpose specified at the time of obtaining consent from the Data Principal); ✅ The principle of data minimisation (collection of only as much personal data as is necessary to serve the specified purpose); ✅ The principle of data accuracy (ensuring data is correct and updated); ✅ The principle of storage limitation (storing data only until it is needed for the specified purpose); ✅ The principle of reasonable safeguards; and ✅ The principle of accountability (through adjudication of data breaches and breaches of the provisions of the Act and imposition of penalties for the breaches). ✅ By using the word 'she' instead of 'he, for the first time it acknowledges women Parliamentary law-making. ✅The Act provides for following rights to the individuals: ✅ The right to access information about personal data processed; ✅ The right to correction and erasure of data; ✅ The right to grievance redressal; and ✅ The right to nominate a person to exercise rights in case of death or incapacity. ✅ The Act safeguards the personal data of children also. The Act allows a Data Fiduciary to process the personal data of children only with parental consent.
✅The Act provides for the processing of digital personal data in a manner that recognises both the rights of individuals to protect their personal data and the need to process such personal data for lawful purposes. ✅The Act protects digital personal data (that is, the data by which a person may be identified) by: ✅ Fixing obligations of Data Fiduciaries (that is, persons, companies, and government entities who process data) for data processing (that is, collection, storage, or any other operation on personal data); ✅ The rights and duties of Data Principals (that is, the person to whom the data relates); and ✅ Financial penalties for breaches of rights, duties, and obligations.
✅ The Act is based on the following seven principles:
✅ The principle of consented, lawful, and transparent use of personal data; ✅ The principle of purpose limitation (use of personal data only for the purpose specified at the time of obtaining consent from the Data Principal); ✅ The principle of data minimisation (collection of only as much personal data as is necessary to serve the specified purpose); ✅ The principle of data accuracy (ensuring data is correct and updated); ✅ The principle of storage limitation (storing data only until it is needed for the specified purpose); ✅ The principle of reasonable safeguards; and ✅ The principle of accountability (through adjudication of data breaches and breaches of the provisions of the Act and imposition of penalties for the breaches). ✅ By using the word 'she' instead of 'he, for the first time it acknowledges women Parliamentary law-making. ✅The Act provides for following rights to the individuals: ✅ The right to access information about personal data processed; ✅ The right to correction and erasure of data; ✅ The right to grievance redressal; and ✅ The right to nominate a person to exercise rights in case of death or incapacity. ✅ The Act safeguards the personal data of children also. The Act allows a Data Fiduciary to process the personal data of children only with parental consent.
In recent times, Telegram has gained a lot of popularity because of the controversy over WhatsApp’s new privacy policy. In January 2021, Telegram was the most downloaded app worldwide and crossed 500 million monthly active users. And with so many active users on the app, people might get messages in bulk from a group or a channel that can be a little irritating. So to get rid of the same, you can mute groups, chats, and channels on Telegram just like WhatsApp. You can mute notifications for one hour, eight hours, or two days, or you can disable notifications forever.
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