Interplay between Right to Privacy, Personal Data Protection Bill and Competition Act, 2002
Key areas: Whether data protection can be an anti-trust concern?
Businesses and Organizations thrive on the information between consumers and businesses. This means that businesses have access to datasets of consumers and as the technology is getting more and more advanced, the business are now being able to process this data. Firms are now collecting personal as well as non-personal data of users in exchange for the services they provide. This data is compromised when firms use it for profit by selling these datasets to other companies in exchange for a price, without the knowledge and consent of the consumers. This creates an interplay between Right to Privacy, Personal Data Protection Bill and Competition Act, 2002.