Depending on which platform you are referring to, the “D2B India” privacy policy generally covers how your data is collected, used, and protected.

The two most prominent entities with this name are D2B india and the D2B (Direct to Business) donation/matching platform. Below is the breakdown of their policy content:

1. D2B india This policy focuses on logistics and shipping services.

Information Collected: * Direct: Name, email, phone number, and postal address.

Automated: Precise location data (GPS) for tracking deliveries, IP addresses, device types, and browser details.

Data Usage: Primarily used to match shippers with carriers, facilitate real-time tracking, and improve service security.

Data Sharing: They do not sell personal data to outside parties. However, they share it with “trusted third parties” (like payment gateways and sub-contractors) who help operate the business under strict confidentiality agreements.

Security: Uses password-protected servers and internal technical measures to prevent unauthorized access.

2. D2B This platform facilitates connections between donors and beneficiaries.

Registration Data: Collects personal and organizational details, including official documentation for beneficiaries.

Strict Purpose: Data is used strictly for verifying accounts and matching users. They explicitly state your data will never be sold or used for unrelated marketing.

Transparency: Some limited information (like an organization’s name or logo) may be displayed publicly within the app to ensure transparency.

Data Retention: Personal data is deleted permanently if you delete your account, unless legal requirements dictate otherwise.

3. General Compliance (Indian IT Act) If you are interacting with any “D2B” entity registered in India (like D2B Enterprises LLP), they are legally bound by the Information Technology Act to:

Consent: Obtain clear consent before collecting sensitive personal data.

Opt-Out: Provide you with the right to withdraw consent and unsubscribe from marketing communications.

Contact: Provide a “Grievance Officer” or a support email handle data inquiries.