India DPDP Act — Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023
India's DPDP Act 2023 is the world's largest data protection law by population covered. With 1.4 billion residents and India's exploding B2B tech market, this law affects every company serving Indian users. Rules were notified in 2024 and enforcement is expected through 2026.
The Developer Problem
India's DPDP Act introduces consent notices in 22 official languages, data fiduciary obligations, and children's data protections. Most international apps have none of these localized.
What You Must Build
These are the exact technical components regulators will check for:
Consent notices available in users' preferred Indian language
Data fiduciary registration if in significant data fiduciary category
Children's data age verification mechanism
Data erasure mechanism (right to erasure within 30 days)
Grievance redressal mechanism (within 48 hours of complaint)
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Fines up to ₹250 crore (~$30M USD) per violation
Data Protection Board enforcement actions
App Store removal by order of Indian government
Drop-In Code Solution
Instead of building this from scratch (2–6 weeks of engineering time), use this production-ready package that implements all the required components above.
A plug-and-play React/Next.js UI wrapper that dynamically reads your application state and renders the correct legally compliant AI disclosure based on user jurisdiction — including opt-out controls and human review request pathways.
// Use anywhere in your Next.js app
import { AIDisclosure } from './AIDisclosure'
export default function ChatPage() {
return (
<div>
{/* Automatically shows correct disclosure for user's jurisdiction */}
<AIDisclosure
modelId="gpt-4o"
decisionType="employment" // triggers high-risk disclosure
allowOptOut={true}
onOptOut={() => router.push('/human-review')}
/>
<ChatInterface />
</div>
)
}