DPDP
Notice
Versioned notices subjects see. Publishing freezes the surface.
Notice
DPDP-shaped duties commonly require that individuals understand who is processing personal data, for what purposes, and how to exercise rights. Erasure supports this with a structured notice in Accord, not free-form legal drafting.
Versioned surface
| State | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Draft | Editable; not loaded by the SDK |
| Published version | Immutable snapshot; version number increments |
| Receipts | Pin to the version (and consent hash) that was live |
Changing wording later does not rewrite history: you publish a new version; old receipts still reference old snapshots.
What the notice includes (product)
Operators configure titles, descriptions, button labels, company name, and related presentation fields in the consent workbench. Purposes and categories define the choice structure subjects see.
What Erasure does not do
- Guarantee that notice text meets legal sufficiency
- Replace a full privacy policy site (policy URL polish may still be productizing)
- Localize all languages automatically without configuration (multilang foundations may exist; do not assume full coverage without checking product docs)