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Government order for suspending Internet in Hazaribagh was not made public, violating guidelines laid down by Supreme Court
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Government order for suspending Internet in Hazaribagh was not made public, violating guidelines laid down by Supreme Court
This contradicts what was reported by the Lithuania Defence Ministry on an alleged blacklist that comes with certain Xiaomi apps.
Shutdowns in India last year lasted for a total of 317 hours, despite the Supreme Court declaring internet access a fundamental right.
Repeated internet shutdowns exacted a heavy price from India in 2021, with roughly 60 million users affected.
Increased transparency can enhance our understanding of the challenges that platforms face and identify issues for regulatory intervention.
The imposition of internet shutdowns has risen disproportionately in India over the past few years.
India has frequently been credited with the highest number of annual internet shutdowns in the world.
India is already infamous for the frequency of internet shutdowns in the country even as Rajasthan continues to add to the count.
A joint declaration lays down several guidelines for social media companies to remember while formulating their rules.
These devices have the built-in ability to filter content which poses serious concerns of misuse by the Indian government.
