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The plea has sought 'to check Twitter content and advertisements spreading hatred through fake news and instigative messages through bogus accounts'
The government is pressing Twitter Inc. to shut down accounts which recently used a hashtag that - inaccurately and unfairly - accused India's prime minister of committing a "farmer genocide"
The latest development comes after a virtual meeting between senior Twitter executives in the US and Indian officials
Foreign players in a fix as they will now come under levy's ambit
In Rajya Sabha, minister says Twitter's double standards will not work
French cybersecurity says on Twitter that the Indian-made app was leaking email and other details about users
'Please don't spread enmity, violence and misinformation," says minister in Parliament.
Koo has in the last few weeks seen a massive surge in user base as Union ministers and government departments have endorsed the homegrown microblogging platform
The Indian government on Wednesday expressed displeasure over Twitter's delayed compliance on its order to remove "provocative" tweets amid the ongoing farmers' protests
Twitter had considered how it might pay vendors or employees using bitcoin, should they ask to transact using the virtual currency
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Twitter said it has taken steps to reduce the visibility of hashtags containing harmful content, which included prohibiting them from trending on Twitter and appearing as recommended search terms
The company informed that they took steps to reduce the visibility of the hashtags containing harmful content, which included prohibiting them from trending on Twitter
The former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister''s remarks came after several Twitter users and government departments announced joining the ''desi'' platform
Praised by PM Modi himself and pitched by several other ministers, it app attracts 2-3 million daily active users and has achieved 3 mn downloads in nine months
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Dorsey has once again emphasised on decentralising social media platforms
Twitter said it has not blocked handles of civil society activists, politicians and media as "it would violate their fundamental right to free expression" guaranteed under the country's law
Koo was launched in July 2020, founded by Aprameya Radhakrishna and Mayank Bidawatka. Radhakrishna had earlier founded TaxiForSure, which was later bought by Ola