Your fitness business shares customer info with more apps than you think.
You run a gym or yoga studio. You think only you hold your members' info. But your booking app holds it. Your trainer's phone holds it. Your franchise head office holds it. Your outsourced support team holds it too. That is five places — and you may not even know it. Under India's new data law, you are responsible for all of them.
Say you run a small gym in Pune. Members share their phone numbers, weight, and health goals. Your receptionist uses a membership software. Your trainer uses a WhatsApp group. A third-party app handles online bookings. Your franchise owner in another city also sees this data. Under DPDPA, you must protect member info across all these places. If any app or person leaks it, you face the fine — not them.
List every app and person who can see your members' info.
Tell trainers and staff not to save member data on personal phones.
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