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X, India Spar over Lawyer's 'Tom, Dick, and Harry' Remark

X, India Spar over Lawyer's 'Tom, Dick, and Harry' Remark

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

NEW DELHI: A lawyer for Elon Musk’s X told an Indian court on Tuesday that every “Tom, Dick, and Harry” government official had been authorised to issue content takedown orders, drawing a sharp rebuke from New Delhi’s counsel in the latest clash over content moderation. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd See the Story

Madras High Court Directs MeitY to Remove Private Videos of Woman Lawyer Uploaded by Ex

Infrastructure · Chennai

Madras High Court Directs MeitY to Remove Private Videos of Woman Lawyer Uploaded by Ex

Coverage: 2 sources

Justice N Anand Venkatesh directed that same be done by the Union Ministry within 48 hours.See the Story

Govt Bypassing Legal Safeguards To Order Content Takedown: X To K’taka HC

Karnataka · Karnataka

Govt Bypassing Legal Safeguards To Order Content Takedown: X To K’taka HC

Elon Musk-led X Corp reportedly said that the Indian government is using a smart and ingenious workaround to bypass the legal safeguards laid down by the Supreme Court in a 2015 order with respect to take down of content or blocking of social media handles. The company asked the Karnataka High Court, why the Indian government is following lengthy and complex procedure of safeguards under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act when a simpl…See the Story

IFF Raises Concerns Over Aadhaar Use For IRCTC Tatkal Booking

The Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) called out the Indian Railways’ Aadhaar mandate for Tatkal bookings, claiming it infringes on privacy and legal safeguards. In a blog post, the organisation claimed that the “digital solution to scalping may lead to widespread privacy violations, ineffective enforcement, and increased exclusion without addressing the underlying issues in the Tatkal booking system”. Background The representation follows Union…India · India See the Story

Oped : Draft Misinformation Bill: Navigating truth and censorship

Originally published in Deccan Herald it argues that Karnataka’s Draft Misinformation Bill threatens censorship instead of fixing our digital information disorder.Karnataka · Karnataka Read Article

Do Karnataka’s New Bills on Misinformation, Hate Crime Raise Free Speech, Platform Liability Concerns?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The state government is set to introduce two draft laws that seek to regulate online content more tightly -- one targeting fake news, and the other hate speechHate Crime · Karnataka See the Story

A RTI based investigation of Misinformation Control and Fact-Check Units: Part 2

This post is the Part 2 of our investigation around fact check unites based on RTIs filed with states and Union Territories. The responses reveal distinct models of fact checking that give rise to concerns for free expression.India · India Read Article

Privacy, accountability and overreach: A detailed look at the Karnataka HC’s judgment on Proton mail

Donate Nowtl;drOn April 29, 2025, the Karnataka High Court delivered a judgment directing the blocking of Proton Mail in India. The case stemmed from a petition filed by a Bengaluru-based company, whose employees had reportedly faced targeted abuse via anonymous Proton Mail accounts. Although the judgment was reserved on March 21, 2025, it was not made public until May 29, 2025, when it was uploaded to the High Court’s website. In the meanwhile,…Privacy · Delhi Read Article

Striking Silence: How YouTube’s Broken Copyright System Threatens Free Speech

Donate Nowtl;dr In May 2025, The Reporters’ Collective revealed that the news agency ANI was targeting YouTubers with copyright strikes. These incidents highlighted the inconsistencies in YouTube’s copyright enforcement and raised some valid concerns about the lack of transparency and adequate safeguards for creators.Why should you care?When copyright enforcement on platforms like YouTube lacks transparency and fails to reflect Indian legal prin…Free Speech · Delhi Read Article

Your Internet, Their Rules: Airtel's AI-driven internet filter poses censorship risks

Donate Nowtl;dr Airtel’s new AI-based website blocking system designed to detect and block “fraudulent” websites goes beyond the licensing conditions under which ISPs operate in India. It raises serious concerns about net neutrality, privacy, and unchecked censorship.Why should you care?Because this affects your internet. Airtel is deciding, using AI, which websites you can and cannot visit without asking, informing, or allowing you to opt out. …Internet · India Read Article

India’s Content Moderation Regulation

India’s content moderation regulations systematically disadvantage U.S. technology companies through threshold-based requirements that force American platforms to divert resources from innovation to compliance.Technology · India See the Story

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