click.in
click.in was loaded in a real browser as a visitor from India and checked against the parts of the DPDP Act that can be seen from outside a site. Everything below is an observation about what loaded, not a finding about how click.in handles data internally.
“Could not check” means exactly that — the signal was not readable from outside, often because the page was served differently to an automated visitor. It is not a gap, and it does not count against the score.
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The detail behind each line — what actually loaded, when, and what it exposes you to — is on the full report you can run yourself. To be removed from this index, email support@askmeidentity.com and we will drop it — no questions, and nothing further needed from you. How the crawler behaves is documented at /bot.
These observations were recorded automatically on the date shown and may be out of date. A site can change the day after we look. We are not affiliated with click.in, we did not contact them, and nothing here is a legal conclusion about whether they comply with the DPDP Act — only a record of what a visitor could see.