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New privacy norms by tech firms to make business safer: Experts

Indian businesses across sectors need to buckle up for the change, say analysts

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Romita Majumdar Mumbai
Globally technology and internet companies are updating their user policies and asking for digital consent, across the globe,  to reflect the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) policies that come in to force on 25th May across the European Union (EU). Analysts view this exercise as a step towards a more accountable and safer user experience for Indian businesses with EU offshoots as well, something that will come in handy while India works towards its own data protection policies. 

Last week Google introduced explanatory videos to explain their GDPR compliant privacy policies while also rolling out notifications to users across

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