⚖️ Free tool · DPDP Act 2023

Company ignored your data-deletion request?

If you asked a company to erase your personal data and the deadline has passed with no action, escalate. This free tool generates two documents from your details: a final legal notice to the company, and a complaint to the Data Protection Board of India. Nothing is stored — it all runs in your browser.

Step 1 is the Section 12 erasure request itself — send that first, one company at a time. Steps 2 and 3 are for when it is ignored.

Your details

The company & request

ℹ️ How DPDP escalation works: the Act lets you complain to the Data Protection Board of India (it can penalise the company) — it does not let you sue for compensation. First send the final notice; if still ignored, file the Board complaint. This tool is informational and not legal advice.
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Send the erasure request (Step 1 above) to the company's grievance officer / DPO email, keeping a copy. They have until the deadline to act.
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If it is ignored, send the final notice (Step 2) and give them the final window (7 days) to comply and confirm in writing.
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File the Board complaint (Step 3) with the Data Protection Board of India if they still don't act.
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If they still ignore you: go to their regulator

The Data Protection Board is the DPDP route, but it is new. India already has sector regulators with working complaint machinery — and a privacy complaint is very often also a sector complaint. Unwanted calls after you withdrew consent is a TRAI matter as much as a DPDP one, and that route usually moves faster. Pick the regulator that governs the company.

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