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E-commerce policy draft: DPIIT digs heels on data localisation

The draft lays down the conditions under which the government plans to regulate cross-border data flow, while enabling sharing of anonymised community data

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The draft lays down the conditions under which the government plans to regulate cross-border data flow

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Following the ‘data is oil’ argument often used by businesses, the latest e-commerce policy draft focuses on different aspects of data localisation, while also seeking to establish data as an economic resource, said experts

The government has made its intent to regulate and keep specified data within Indian shores in the draft which the department for promotion of industry and internal trade (DPIIT) issued on Saturday.

The draft has built on data-related policy and laws being discussed by other government departments, underlining an intent to make data localisation a reality.

According to the draft, the aim is “to streamline protection

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