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DND means "don't call me." The policy disagrees.
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Chapter 01
You said stop.
Do not
disturb
disturb
You said don't call me.
They're still knocking.
You put your number on DND. Indian companies don't care.
Why?↓
Chapter 02
What we found.
Tap a finding to read more.
02
You create an account. The app asks to read your SMS.
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03
You give Store A your phone number. Store B already has it.
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Your browsing looks private. Then you log in.
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You email them: "What data do you have on me?" They send you in circles.
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How do we know all this? We went deep.↓
Chapter 03
How we know.
We investigated 107 Indian company websites.
107
Signups
107
Policies read
794
Trackers captured
107
Emails sent
107
Comparisons
What is a tracker?
Code that runs on a website and sends your data to another company — without asking. It counts your clicks, follows you across sites, records your screen, and figures out who you are.
107
Websites investigated
794
Trackers found · ~7 per site
46
Record your screen
208
times you were tracked without being told.
Across 107 websites, the tracker was running. The privacy policy said nothing about it.
Here is what happens to you — step by step — when you open one website.↓
Chapter 04
What happens to you.
Here are three samples from the tracker layer.↓
Chapter 05
What's watching you.
These are just three. We investigated 107 companies.↓
Chapter 06
The companies.
We investigated 107 companies across fintech, health, D2C, travel, and more. Tap any company to see what we found.
Want the full picture? We have one more thing.↓
Chapter 07
Go deeper.
One more thing
Discover every tracker across the Indian internet.
Lift the veil →
Want the full detailed report?↓
Chapter 08
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— From the privacy desk