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As platforms react to the Ukraine crisis with many proactive measures, can the same be asked of them in other countries?
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The platform will join Reddit and Meta in exploring similar plans, indicating that the NFT hype might be here to stay.
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Fact checkers pointed out poor content moderation in non-English speaking countries, a problem that plagues Facebook as well.
The content in question was reportedly brought to the Ministry's attention by India's domestic intelligence agency.
The platform's decision reflects its acquiescence with the controversial Rules being contested in courtrooms across India.
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