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Is there another way to curb hateful social media posts that doesn't involve snapping internet services? There's no short answer.
The IT Rules-mandated report shows lesser user complaints in August, leading to a marginal decrease in content removals.
The joint parliamentary panel is considering several amendments to the PDP Bill, including a change in its very name.
The company's decision to bring chat backups under encryption could hurt law enforcement agencies and governments.
Legal experts weigh in on the judgement pronounced yesterday in the matter of Twitter India’s employee Maheshwari’s petition that he filed after UP Police...
The IT Rules apply to social media intermediaries, digital news publishers, and streaming services; its provisions are under litigation across several high courts in India. ...
WhatsApp addressed grievances related to abusive or harmful behaviour while Facebook and Instagram looked into content related to a range of topics like impersonation,...
According to the IT Rules, any platform with more than 50 lakh registered Indian users is a significant social media intermediary. With 75 crore...
The former employee alleged that she was discouraged from making complaints about a tax memo, and accused her immediate supervisor of sexist remarks. Nandini...
The remarks were made amid several cases being registered over alleged social media offences in Telangana despite legal experts and a Bombay High Court...
