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The report mandated by the IT Rules has revealed that in-app reporting by users rose in November 2021.
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The report mandated by the IT Rules has revealed that in-app reporting by users rose in November 2021.
The legally required report gives a picture of which issues led to the most number of complaints from Twitter users.
The monthly report also showed that Instagram's proactive removal rate for hate speech fell by 7 percent.
User complaints were mostly focused on copyright infringement claims and Google complied with 98% of them.
The compliance report marks a downward shift in items being flagged via a method involving location data and more.
The IT Rules-mandated report shows lesser user complaints in August, leading to a marginal decrease in content removals.
Google received more complaints in July, over June, leading to more content removals
The platform's compliance report for August indicates a decline in content removals compared to last month.
The monthly compliance reports by Facebook and WhatsApp indicate a spike in how much content is being moderated.
The current picture of streaming services' compliance with the IT Rules shows that they have largely bowed down.
