The Supreme Court questioned Meta Platforms and WhatsApp over their privacy policy, expressing concern about how user data is collected and shared in India. The court said it would not allow any practice that undermines the right to privacy of Indian citizens, especially through policies that
Communal unrest broke out in Yavat village of Pune’s Daund taluka following a social media post by a non-local resident that allegedly hurt religious sentiments. The incident led to vandalism, arson, and a large-scale police response. What Triggered the Violence The conflict began after a youth from Nanded, residing in Yavat, shared a WhatsApp status […]
In a significant crackdown on misuse, WhatsApp has banned over 8.4 million accounts in India within a single month. This decisive action aims to combat the rising instances of scams, misinformation, and illegal activities on the platform. Details of the Account Ban According to Meta’s transparency report for August 2024, WhatsApp banned approximately 8.45 million
In a significant development, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has temporarily suspended the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) directive that prohibited WhatsApp from sharing user data with its parent company, Meta Platforms. This suspension offers substantial relief to Meta, which had expressed concerns that the ban could adversely affect















