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Free · DPDP Section 12(3)

Delete your data from any Indian website

Under Section 12(3) of the DPDP Act 2023, every Indian can demand erasure of personal data a website or app holds about them — and the company must comply except for data they are legally required to keep. Find the company below, click through, and send the letter in one click.

Showing 24 of 24 companies across 12 sectors

Banking

E-commerce & retail

Edtech

Entertainment & OTT

Fintech & Payments

Food delivery

Healthtech

Real estate

Telecom

Transport & ride-hailing

Travel & booking

Utilities & government

How it works

From “I want my data gone” to confirmation in writing

  1. Step 1 · 30 sec

    Pick the company

    Search above. Each entry links to a tailored erasure page with that company’s details pre-filled.

  2. Step 2 · 1 click

    Open in email

    One button opens your email app with the subject and body pre-filled. Personalise the account ID line and send.

  3. Step 3 · 30 days

    Wait for confirmation

    Acknowledgement in days, substantive reply within 30. Marketing should stop within 48 hours.

  4. Step 4 · only if needed

    Escalate

    Silent or refused? File a complaint with the Data Protection Board →

Why this is so cheap to do

The law is on your side

No reason required

Section 12(3) doesn’t ask why. “I am withdrawing my consent and asking for erasure” is enough.

No fee

A normal erasure request is free. Only repeat or “manifestly unfounded” requests can attract a fee — and the company must justify it in writing.

No legalese

A plain email to the Grievance Officer is sufficient. You don’t need a lawyer; you don’t need a notary.