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Social media regulation panel summons

Social media regulation panel summons

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Parliament panel summons Meta, X over social media regulation after CJP protests

Parliament panel summons Meta, X over social media regulation after CJP protests

Parliament Panel Summons Meta, Google, X And Snapchat To Discuss Social Media Regulation

Parliament panel summons Meta, X, Google, Snapchat over digital safety, meeting at 4pm today

The panel will examine measures to protect women, children and citizens' data privacy, besides reviewing how social media platforms comply with government rules

Meta tells parliamentary panel ready to apologise for error related to PM’s post, grilled on algorithmic bias

The meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT, headed by BJP member Nishikant Dubey, was held days after the government summoned Meta’s global team for briefly restricting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Facebook post

Meta CEO Zuckerberg must apologise: Parliamentary Panel

Govt summons Meta's global team on August 5-6 over PM Modi Facebook post row

Indian Govt Summons Meta's Global Team On August 5 & 6 Over Child Sexual Abuse Material, Wrongful Account Handling

Government to grill Meta brass on child abuse, AI content

In an important meeting scheduled for this week, government officials will confront Meta executives regarding pressing issues. The discussions will center around the presence of child sexual abuse material, the rise of AI-created content, and the measures in place for takedowns involving notable personalities. Compliance with local laws and the efficiency of Meta's content moderation efforts, particularly in monitoring synthetic content, are also poised to be key topics of concern.

'Meta's Mark Zuckerberg Has To Apologise Within 3 Days': Parliamentary Panel Threatens To Withdraw Immunity Over PM Modi's Video Removal, CSAM Ads

Meta must follow Indian law, not just global rules

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