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Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules
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Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules
The tussle has sparked questions about EVs and data ownership.
Soon after the death of General Rawat in a chopper crash, several people faced police action for their social media posts.
The government's point-by-point clarifications on the app didn't seem to hold ground and raised further doubts.
The legal notice to Twitter asking it to fork over IP addresses and mobile numbers of users has raised eyebrows.
The Hyderabad Police has a history of introducing privacy-invasive measures that appear to not have any legal backing.
