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The Rules mandate a laundry list of compliance requirements, impacting the internet and internet-based companies in India.
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The Rules mandate a laundry list of compliance requirements, impacting the internet and internet-based companies in India.
The social media platform was slow to comply with the controversial rules, even risking its safe harbour status at one point.
In its interim order, the court found substance in the petitioner's arguments on press freedom and constitutional violations.
The three associations have been registered to self-regulate news sites like RepublicWorld and platforms like Netflix.
The Ministry offered defending arguments in response to petitions that opposed the IT Rules on constitutional grounds.
The ministry's affidavit responded to specific arguments made by petitions challenging the controversial IT Rules 2021.
The platform's compliance report for August indicates a decline in content removals compared to last month.
The monthly compliance reports by Facebook and WhatsApp indicate a spike in how much content is being moderated.
The current picture of streaming services' compliance with the IT Rules shows that they have largely bowed down.
Apple TV+ no longer censoring its content is a refreshing break from what other streaming services are doing in India.
