India is trying to do the same be silent when criticizing online about his government. Midwife and Products a report that the Indian government has ordered Twitter to take more than 50 tweets in protest of the country’s response to the COVID-19 epidemic. Twitter has banned citizens from accessing the content, which also includes complaints from Parliament, cabinet ministers and celebrities in films.
Twitter is not the only platform affected, Products he added.
The company did not comment directly on the exceptions, but stated its findings. Twitter only prohibits “blocking” access to content in the area it considers to be prohibited but does not violate online social media rules. The company also said it would notify account holders “directly” when the law affects their operations, and announced requests Lumen.
India is struggling with an increase in COVID-19 cases after a successful recovery in early 2021. Hospitals are overcrowded, and a lack of oxygen has boosted efforts to deal with major cases. Opponents He said Prime Minister Modi’s supervisors had failed miserably, including rallies, religious rallies and unpreparedness for the second wave.
Twitter has been tough at times. It said in February that they will not stop protesters, journalists and politicians in India. This may not work for some, however. As with other social networking sites, Twitter is trying to establish a boundary between freedom of speech and respect for local laws – and this is not always the case as hope.
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