Indian social media<\/a> platforms such as Koo<\/a> and Mitron<\/a> said they welcome any measures to monitor and control fake information that spreads through social media platforms. Mitron said it has given recommendations to the government in the past and will keep doing so in future as well. 政府的对峙与Twitter等社交媒体平台强化后,共和国日暴力与农民抗议在德里和Twitter拒绝遵守政府命令删除据称煽动性的内容和文章与农民种族灭绝。 印度社交媒体平台等古和Mitron表示,他们欢迎任何措施来监测和控制通过社交媒体平台传播虚假信息。Mitron表示,它已建议政府在过去和未来将继续这样做。
The companies were responding to news reports around possible changes in the IT rules which may mandate social media companies to take down 'unlawful' posts in 36 hours against the stipulated 72 hours besides mandating a company with over 50 lakh users to have an Indian office and appointing a nodal officer for liaising with law enforcement agencies.
Mayank Bidawatka<\/a>, co founder of Koo, Twitter<\/a>'s Indian rival, which is being preferred by government officials and ministers following Twitter's standoff with the government over posts linked to farmer protests<\/a>, said policies around social media are welcome because they make some of the nebulous things around what's acceptable and what's not 'legally known' and 'enforced.'
\"This reduces the vagueness around clear actions that need to be taken by platforms. Koo will respect the laws of the land. We understand the importance of freedom of speech and at the same time we also understand the need to operate within the legal boundaries of our country of operation,\" he said.
Shivank Agarwal, co founder and CEO of Mitron said the social media platforms should align themselves to be mediums for the flow of knowledge and not be 'messengers' of spreading fake information.
\"It's not required to have stricter laws for the platforms. But at the same time, unlawful and provocative content should be removed as soon as the platforms get to know about it. The government is very supportive of the Indian startups in the social media space. They are more than willing to hear suggestions that come from startups like us. We have given many recommendations in the past and will keep on doing the same in the future as well,\" he added.
The Times of India reported on Friday that according to the proposed amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules 2011, that are notified under section 79 of the IT Act, the government wants the social media companies to be more responsive in handling requests regarding the removal of unlawful content. According to the report, which cited sources, the new rules would supercede the 2011 rules and would make it contingent upon IT intermediaries to remove malicious content within 36 hours of receiving a court order or when notified by the government.
The report also stated the new rules would put an obligation on intermediaries to periodically inform their users for compliance of rules and regulations and also for following users' agreement and privacy policy.
\"It's very important to foster freedom of speech in a democratic nation like ours and no policy should curb that right and hurt 99.9% of the innocent citizens to protect themselves from the 0.1% of those with ill intentions. I'm sure the policy makers will keep this in mind,\" Bidawatka added.
The government's standoff with social media platforms such as Twitter had intensified following the Republic Day violence<\/a> linked to farmer protests in Delhi and Twitter's refusal to comply with government orders to remove allegedly provocative content and posts linked to farmer genocide. Twitter declined to comment on the matter. An email sent to Facebook went unanswered till the time of going to press.
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措施,监视和控制假信息欢迎:古,Mitron
公司应对新闻报道在这规则的变化可能授权社交媒体公司采取了“非法”的乐动扑克帖子在36小时内规定的72小时除了要求公司与超过50个十万的用户有一个印度办公室和任命一个节点官与执法机构联络。
“这减少了模糊采取明确的行动,需要平台。古会尊重土地的法律。我们理解的言论自由的重要性,同时我们也了解到需要我国法律界限内操作的操作,”他说。
公司创始人兼首席执行官Shivank Agarwal Mitron说,社交媒体平台应该调整自己对知识的流动和媒介传播虚假信息的使者。
“这不是需要有更严格的法律平台。但与此同时,非法和煽动性的内容应该删除一旦平台去了解它。政府非常支持印度公司的社交媒体空间。他们更乐意听到的建议来自像我们这样的公司。我们给了许多建议在过去和将来继续做同样的事,”他补充道。
《印度时报》周五报道,根据拟议中的修改信息技术(中介机构的指导方针)规则2011,通知在79条款的行为,政府希望将社交媒体公司的响应处理请求删除非法内容。根据该报告引用来源,新规则将取代2011年的规则,将使它取决于中介在36小时内删除恶意内容的接收法院命令或政府的通知。
该报告还表示,新规定将给中介机构的责任,定期通知用户的规则和监管合规和后用户协议和隐私政策。
“促进言论自由很重要在我们这样的民主国家,也没有政策应该限制,权利和伤害无辜的市民来保护自己的99.9% 0.1%的恶意。我相信政策制定者将牢记这一点,”Bidawatka补充道。
政府的对峙与Twitter等社交媒体平台后加剧共和国日暴力与农民的抗议在德里和Twitter拒绝遵守政府命令删除据称煽动性的内容和文章与农民种族灭绝。Twitter拒绝就此事置评。电子邮件发送到Facebook无人接听,直到将新闻的时间。
Indian social media<\/a> platforms such as Koo<\/a> and Mitron<\/a> said they welcome any measures to monitor and control fake information that spreads through social media platforms. Mitron said it has given recommendations to the government in the past and will keep doing so in future as well.
The companies were responding to news reports around possible changes in the IT rules which may mandate social media companies to take down 'unlawful' posts in 36 hours against the stipulated 72 hours besides mandating a company with over 50 lakh users to have an Indian office and appointing a nodal officer for liaising with law enforcement agencies.
Mayank Bidawatka<\/a>, co founder of Koo, Twitter<\/a>'s Indian rival, which is being preferred by government officials and ministers following Twitter's standoff with the government over posts linked to farmer protests<\/a>, said policies around social media are welcome because they make some of the nebulous things around what's acceptable and what's not 'legally known' and 'enforced.'
\"This reduces the vagueness around clear actions that need to be taken by platforms. Koo will respect the laws of the land. We understand the importance of freedom of speech and at the same time we also understand the need to operate within the legal boundaries of our country of operation,\" he said.
Shivank Agarwal, co founder and CEO of Mitron said the social media platforms should align themselves to be mediums for the flow of knowledge and not be 'messengers' of spreading fake information.
\"It's not required to have stricter laws for the platforms. But at the same time, unlawful and provocative content should be removed as soon as the platforms get to know about it. The government is very supportive of the Indian startups in the social media space. They are more than willing to hear suggestions that come from startups like us. We have given many recommendations in the past and will keep on doing the same in the future as well,\" he added.
The Times of India reported on Friday that according to the proposed amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules 2011, that are notified under section 79 of the IT Act, the government wants the social media companies to be more responsive in handling requests regarding the removal of unlawful content. According to the report, which cited sources, the new rules would supercede the 2011 rules and would make it contingent upon IT intermediaries to remove malicious content within 36 hours of receiving a court order or when notified by the government.
The report also stated the new rules would put an obligation on intermediaries to periodically inform their users for compliance of rules and regulations and also for following users' agreement and privacy policy.
\"It's very important to foster freedom of speech in a democratic nation like ours and no policy should curb that right and hurt 99.9% of the innocent citizens to protect themselves from the 0.1% of those with ill intentions. I'm sure the policy makers will keep this in mind,\" Bidawatka added.
The government's standoff with social media platforms such as Twitter had intensified following the Republic Day violence<\/a> linked to farmer protests in Delhi and Twitter's refusal to comply with government orders to remove allegedly provocative content and posts linked to farmer genocide. Twitter declined to comment on the matter. An email sent to Facebook went unanswered till the time of going to press.
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