Topic: Information Technology Act
The Information Technology Act governs digital communication and online content in India, often leading to significant censorship and surveillance practices. Recent developments highlight the challenges faced by platforms like X in contesting censorship orders and the implications of new legislation that could further compromise user privacy and free expression. These issues are critical for those advocating for individual liberties and opposing government overreach in digital sectors.
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X Challenges India’s Censorship Portal Over 130 Orders, Citing Legal Overreach and Bypassed Safeguards
India’s censorship web widens as Sahyog quietly bypasses safeguards built into traditional content takedown laws.
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Indian Court Rejects X’s Plea Against Mandatory Censorship Portal
X’s courtroom stand becomes a test case for how far international censorship pressure can stretch before it snaps.
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India considers new legislation to force big tech companies to sell their data
This new guideline will also ensure the fact that there will be greater scope for competition as all players, either…