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Fresh amendments to the IT Rules 2021 by MeitY propose self-regulation in grievance redressal by social media platforms
His views echo the government's stance on account suspensions.
This was based on a transfer petition filed by the government in July 2021.
The tech giant's takedown efforts remain focused on copyright and trademark complaints.
Here's what they complained about the most in March 2022.
But the basis for picking industry bodies to self-regulate online news is still anyone's guess.
This is the second time that it's happened this month.
Due to the scale of regulatory and technical challenges, transparency reporting under the IT Rules has gotten off to a rocky start.
Around 96% of content harmful to children was detected by Instagram on its own.
Yet again, a majority of grievances were pinned to abuse and harassment on the platform.
