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The government is already facing legal challenges in its attempt to control and censor OTT platforms through the IT Rules, 2021.
The Court's views on 'obscenity' as per 'Indian values' adds to anxieties around incoming centralized regulation of online content
Wikipedia services in Pakistan have been "degraded" for 48 hours for "not blocking/removing sacrilegious contents"
The court was hearing a writ petition filed by N Ram of The Hindu, Advocate Prashant Bhushan, and Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra
It’s critical that social media companies support content moderation in lesser-spoken and non-English languages, argued Lyngdoh.
The BBC told us that it was an unauthorised, "illegal" upload of their content, whereas the government dismissed it as "propaganda"
While BBC had said earlier that it took down the documentary by itself, we now know that the government interceded to have it removed
In regions where WhatsApp is blocked, such as Iran, users can still connect to the service by using proxy servers set up by community...
Hearing adjourned after Central Government's request for more time to argue its case on Twitter’s challenging of Section 69A blocking orders
Jounalists from El Farro, an investigative news portal, sued NSO in California for Pegasus spyware attacks that hampered their work and safety
