Most small businesses are not ready. But 5 simple steps can change that.
Most small business owners think the new data law is only for big companies. It is not. If you collect phone numbers, resumes, or Aadhaar copies — this law is for you. The good news? You do not need a lawyer or a big team. Just five simple steps. That is it. Let us go through them today.
Think about your shop or office. You collect customer phone numbers, staff Aadhaar copies, and salary slips. Do you know where all of it is stored? Step 1 says — write it down. Step 2 says — stop asking for Aadhaar if you do not need it. Step 3 says — do not share your WhatsApp customer list with everyone. Step 4 says — check if your delivery vendor or software company is safe. Step 5 — RETAIN — says delete old resumes and expired customer data. Do not keep what you do not use.
Write a list of all information your business collects today.
Delete old resumes, expired Aadhaar copies, and unused customer numbers.
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