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However, this is not the first instance of Facebook modifying its hate speech policy.
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However, this is not the first instance of Facebook modifying its hate speech policy.
As per the IT Rules 2021, social media intermediaries must proactively identify and remove information among other requirements.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine last month, social media platforms have moved quickly to contain propaganda in the country.
As platforms react to the Ukraine crisis with many proactive measures, can the same be asked of them in other countries?
While there appears to be fierce pushback against the use of facial recognition abroad, India stands in contrast.
Compliance issues with the GDPR has caused Meta to dread similar regulations being proposed in India.
The same privacy policy is under investigation by CCI, but the Delhi High Court gave WhatsApp until March to respond to notices
With other reports being out in shorter time, Facebook has been accused of dithering on its commitment to protect user rights.
The monthly report also showed that Instagram's proactive removal rate for hate speech fell by 7 percent.
Impersonation and other social engineering hacks allegedly used by the firm were uncovered in a joint investigation.
