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We don't share personal data: Jio Platforms tells Parliament panel

The firm said it was in favour of localisation and already had systems in place which protected personal data scrupulously

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Executives of Jio Platforms and Jio Telecommunications — sister companies — were to appear before the JPC in two separate sessions

Aditi Phadnis
No content will be transferred to any foreign entity, Jio Platforms, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries (RIL) has told the Joint Parliamentary Committee(JPC) on Personal Data Protection in a written submission.

Its executives were questioned by the MPs on Wednesday. Executives of Jio Platforms and Jio Telecommunications — sister companies — were to appear before the JPC in two separate sessions which were merged into one ‘because there was no need to call them again’ a member said.

The firm, in which 21.06 per cent stake is held by non-promoters, including Facebook, Gulf-based entities like Mubadala and the Abu Dhabi

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