Short Answer
No, DPDP requires granular, purpose-specific consent. Bundled consent for multiple purposes is not valid.
No, DPDP requires granular consent, meaning each purpose must be clearly separated. Users should know exactly what they are agreeing to.
From a product perspective, this means designing consent flows with multiple options instead of bundled consent, which is a common compliance mistake.
Law Reference
Section 6 – Consent (Purpose-specific requirement)
Product teams must design consent UIs with separate toggles for each purpose, increasing transparency but also requiring more engineering effort.
An app asking users to agree to 'Terms, Marketing, and Analytics' in a single checkbox must split this into three separate consent options.
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