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Tech companies Meta, Google, TikTok, Twitch,and Twitter have adopted a self-regulatory code to tackle harmful online content in New Zealand
The instant loan app's privacy policy had trouble written all over it.
The apps had led to widespread outrage for auctioning off several Muslim women online.
Researchers tracking loan apps indicate that this isn't an isolated incident given that there are no regulations in place.
The arrests come after two FIRs were filed and the chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women wrote to the police
A recent spate of such online incidents targeting Muslim women have led to calls for swift police action.
It also asked the IT committee to hear from the victims who were targeted through these apps, among other suggestions.
The letter calls on CJI NV Ramana to ensure that the police investigate the money trail and other unknown aspects of the app.
Depicting the government's lukewarm response to apps that harassed Muslim women, the Rajya Sabha MP talks future steps.
The app sparked outrage as it targetted Muslim women by uploading their photographs without their knowledge.
