Never Shared Indian Users' Data with Third Parties, Says Paytm
Digital wallet payment company Paytm on Saturday refuted media reports that it has shared user data to third parties, saying that the data of its 300 million registered users are safe in India.
New Delhi, May 26: Digital wallet payment company Paytm on Saturday refuted media reports that it has shared user data to third parties, saying that the data of its 300 million registered users are safe in India.
"There is a video going around on social media and it falsely claims that we shared some data with 3rd parties. Nothing can be further from the truth," the company wrote in a blog post.
"We never share your data with anyone: any company/ any government or any country. At Paytm, your data is yours. Not ours, or of a third party, or of the government."
Paytm reiterated that their policy allows only legally compliant data requests from the "law of the land" to get access to data for necessary investigations.
"You can be sure that no data is shared with anyone whom you would not have given us permission to share it with. This is the holy grail of trust between us.
"Any person claiming otherwise is not aware of the policy and is not authorised to speak on behalf of the company," the company said.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on May 26, 2018 04:40 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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