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Ola, Uber appear before Joint Parliamentary Committee on data protection

A member of the JPC said that Ola was committed to data localisation and told the members it shared data only with associate companies

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Safety, both personal and of data, were the biggest issues on which cab aggregators — Ola and Uber — were questioned extensively by the members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on Personal Data Protection. Both companies deposed before the JPC on Thursday.

A member of the JPC said that Ola was committed to data localisation and told the members it shared data only with associate companies. It was not in the business of selling data or any other kind of content.

However, most members wanted to know how data that users of the services parted with, was treated and how it

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