Categories: Blog

‘No safe harbour if law violated; message has gone home’: Government sources on talks with Meta

India has warned Meta that safe-harbour protection is not guaranteed if laws are violated. Discussions focused on content moderation and child sexual abuse material handling. The government seeks greater local sensitivity in content moderation decisions. Deepfakes and synthetically generated content require clear labeling for users. WhatsApp usernames are also being examined across all messaging platforms.

The News Vista

Share
Published by
The News Vista

Recent Posts

‘We didn’t get gold on a platter’: Samson on India’s hard-fought win over Pakistan

Sanju Samson praised the seasoned players for their vital contributions in overcoming the challenges faced…

1 hour ago

Scientist used daughter’s mumps virus to build vaccine still used today

In 1963, scientist Maurice Hilleman collected a mumps virus sample from his five-year-old daughter Jeryl…

1 hour ago

‘She will continue’: Thiruvananthapuram mayor denies BJP councillor Sreelekha resigned from post

The controversy began after a message purportedly posted by Sreelekha in a WhatsApp group of…

1 hour ago