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Bihar Tightens Norms For Staff, Approval Mandatory For Social Media Accounts
According to the government, the aim is not to ban social media use, but to ensure discipline, responsibility and dignity in the digital space.
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Government's Relationship With Social Media Platforms Is Through Compliance of Law and Rules: MoS IT
The government's relationship with any social media platform is simply through the prism of compliance of law and rules, and therefore there is nothing personal or adversarial against one platform or the other, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has said. The platforms have to respect the Indian laws, the Minister of State for IT and Electronics a...
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Bihar Government Asks Districts To Increase Social Media "Followers"
The Nitish Kumar government in Bihar is intent on improving its social media presence and districts with negligible activity on WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter are getting a rap on the knuckles.
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Research Body Withdraws Order To Staff Over "Anti-Government" Social Media Posts
The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) has withdrawn the notice which had restricted its employees from making anti-government statements in posts on social media, an official of the institute said.
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Over 600 Government Social Media Accounts Hacked Since 2017: Centre
Over 600 social media accounts of the central government were hacked in the last five years, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur told the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
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WhatsApp Said to Sue Government, Claims New Media Rules Mean End to Privacy
WhatsApp is said to have filed a legal complaint in the Delhi High Court against the government, seeking to block regulations coming into force that experts say would compel the Facebook unit to break privacy protections.
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Name "1st Originator Of Mischievous Tweet Or Message": Government
The government's new rules to regulate digital content requires social media giants to disclose "first originator" of a post that is found objectionable or offensive.
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US Begins Asking 'Select' Foreign Travellers About Social Media Accounts: Report
The US government began asking select foreign visitors to provide their Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts upon arriving in the country, a move designed to spot potential terrorist threats, a media report said.
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After WhatsApp Controversy, Draft Proposal is Withdrawn: 10 Developments
After massive public outcry, the government has withdrawn a draft proposal that would have drastically altered how WhatsApp and other communication services would operate.
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Bihar Tightens Norms For Staff, Approval Mandatory For Social Media Accounts
According to the government, the aim is not to ban social media use, but to ensure discipline, responsibility and dignity in the digital space.
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Government's Relationship With Social Media Platforms Is Through Compliance of Law and Rules: MoS IT
The government's relationship with any social media platform is simply through the prism of compliance of law and rules, and therefore there is nothing personal or adversarial against one platform or the other, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has said. The platforms have to respect the Indian laws, the Minister of State for IT and Electronics a...
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Bihar Government Asks Districts To Increase Social Media "Followers"
The Nitish Kumar government in Bihar is intent on improving its social media presence and districts with negligible activity on WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter are getting a rap on the knuckles.
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Research Body Withdraws Order To Staff Over "Anti-Government" Social Media Posts
The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) has withdrawn the notice which had restricted its employees from making anti-government statements in posts on social media, an official of the institute said.
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Over 600 Government Social Media Accounts Hacked Since 2017: Centre
Over 600 social media accounts of the central government were hacked in the last five years, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur told the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
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WhatsApp Said to Sue Government, Claims New Media Rules Mean End to Privacy
WhatsApp is said to have filed a legal complaint in the Delhi High Court against the government, seeking to block regulations coming into force that experts say would compel the Facebook unit to break privacy protections.
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Name "1st Originator Of Mischievous Tweet Or Message": Government
The government's new rules to regulate digital content requires social media giants to disclose "first originator" of a post that is found objectionable or offensive.
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US Begins Asking 'Select' Foreign Travellers About Social Media Accounts: Report
The US government began asking select foreign visitors to provide their Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts upon arriving in the country, a move designed to spot potential terrorist threats, a media report said.
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After WhatsApp Controversy, Draft Proposal is Withdrawn: 10 Developments
After massive public outcry, the government has withdrawn a draft proposal that would have drastically altered how WhatsApp and other communication services would operate.
