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India tells X to follow law of the land following Musk’s decision to go public with removal requests
Filed 18 Aug, 09:14 · news.google.com
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Filed 18 Aug, 09:14 · news.google.com
Curated by The Musk Wire editorial team
India's government has reportedly demanded that the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, adhere to the country's laws following public statements by its owner, Elon Musk. Musk had revealed details of government requests for content removal, a move that has drawn official scrutiny.
This situation highlights the ongoing tension between global tech platforms and national regulatory frameworks. Governments worldwide are increasingly asserting their authority over online content, seeking to balance free speech with concerns over misinformation, national security, and public order. X's decision to disclose these requests puts it at odds with standard practice and potentially with the Indian government's expectations of platform compliance.
“India tells X to follow law of the land following Musk’s decision to go public with removal requests”
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