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Although the minister's clarification doesn't have any legal standing, it could help gaming platforms and other stakeholders understand the rules better.
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Although the minister's clarification doesn't have any legal standing, it could help gaming platforms and other stakeholders understand the rules better.
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The Ministry also informed us that mod creators in online games aren't intermediaries under the IT Act, in response to RTIs we filed
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