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Govt of Nigeria sets up official account on Koo
Last week, the Nigerian government had announced an indefinite suspension of the US social media platform in that country
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Twitter to appoint chief compliance officer within a week
Twitter in its latest reply said that it understands the importance of new regulations and "have endeavored in good faith to comply with guidelines"
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Twitter seeks more time from govt to comply with new IT rules
The micro-blogging site has said that it intends to comply with the rules but needs more time due to the pandemic situation in India
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Twitter has to comply with new IT rules for digital media, says HC
While Twitter claimed before the court that it has complied with the rules and appointed a resident grievance officer, the central government disputed
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Delhi Police issues strongly-worded counter to Twitter, calls its statements ‘mendacious’
According to the police statement, Twitter is purporting to be both investigating authority and adjudicating authority, but has no legal sanction to b
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WhatsApp users have nothing to fear on social media rules: IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
The new IT rules require the social media companies to set up an India-based grievance redressal officer, compliance officer, and nodal officer.
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Will Facebook and Twitter be logged out with new IT rules coming into effect?
If social media companies do not comply with the new guidelines, they may lose their status and protections as intermediaries and may become liable fo
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‘Covid toolkit’ probe: Delhi Police raids Twitter offices in Delhi, Gurgaon
Delhi Police's Special Cell has sought a clarification from Twitter for classifying a related tweet by BJP leader Sambit Patra as "manipulative"
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Complied with new intermediary norms ahead of time: Koo app
The government announced tighter regulations for social media firms requiring them to remove any content flagged by authorities within 36 hours and se
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Government asks social media platforms to remove content mentioning ‘Indian variant’ of coronavirus
The social media platforms have been asked to "remove all the content that names, refers to, or implies 'Indian variant' of corona virus from your pla
