The discussion focused on the ethical implications of the consent requirement under the DPDP Act, emphasizing the balance between user autonomy and corporate interests. It explored the essential components of a verifiable consent mechanism, including clarity, specificity, and record-keeping, and how organizations can ensure compliance through user-friendly interfaces and clear communication. The conversation also compared the DPDP Act’s definition of consent with those of other jurisdictions, highlighting potential challenges for companies operating across different legal frameworks. Additionally, the importance of creating culturally sensitive and inclusive consent forms was addressed, emphasizing the need for accessibility and effective communication across diverse communities.