India should set up a data regulator and require companies to disclose how they collect and store data devoid of personal details or which has ...
India should set up a data regulator and require companies to disclose how they collect and store data devoid of personal details or which has been anonymised, a panel tasked to draw up such regulations has said in a draft report seen by Reuters.
"There is a need to create a regulator or authority for data business, which provides centralized regulation for all non-personal data exchanges," the government-appointed panel said in the report. A company collecting data beyond a yet unspecified threshold should register as a"data business" in India, the report said, with government bodies also subject to the need to disclose what information they collect and store, and how they use it.
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