India tightens grip on Facebook, Twitter, and Netflix with new rules
(Android Central)

The new guidelines have apparently in the works since 2018. What you need to know The Indian government has announced new guidelines to regulate social media and OTT platforms in the country. The new regulations require social media platforms to appoint a grievance officer and take down unlawful and violent content within 24 hours. Streaming services have been asked to self-classify content into five categories: U, U/A 13+, U/A 16+, and A. India has released new guidelines for regulating social media and streaming platforms in the country, targeting tech giants like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Netflix, and Amazon (via TechCrunch). The government`s new guidelines require social media companies to appoint compliance, nodal contact, and resident grievance officers. Social media platforms must also disclose the first originator of misinformation or other unlawful content and comply with takedown requests of violent and explicit sexual content within 24 hours. The new guidelines co...