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4 Wikipedia Editors Charged Over "Objectionable Content" On Sambhaji Maharaj: Sources
The Maharashtra Cyber Cell has registered a case against four editors of Wikipedia for not acting and taking down "objectionable" content on Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj despite at least 10 emails and notices being sent to the company, sources said.
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Objectionable Slogans Scribbled On Mosque Wall In Aligarh, Cops File Case
The Aligarh Police on Monday said it has registered a case in connection with objectionable slogans found scribbled on the wall of a mosque in the Old City area here and was working to identify those responsible.
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Court Orders Removal Of Tamil Nadu Leader's Objectionable Pictures From Web
Women are placed on a higher pedestal and photographs breaching their privacy cannot be allowed.
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Supermodel Files Complaint Against Man For Cyber Harassment
Supermodel and Former Miss India (World) Natasha Suri has filed an FIR against a man named Flynn Remedios, who has been tagging her name into objectionable content.
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Delhi Police Tells Social Media Platforms To Remove Objectionable Content
The Delhi Police has written to social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to remove objectionable content from nearly 60 accounts, an officer said on Thursday, asserting that the force is working to quell rumours on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
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Google, Facebook, WhatsApp Asked by Supreme Court to Give Inputs on Objectionable Content Complaints
The apex court asked them to provide such details they received last year and this year till August 31 and also about the action taken by them on such complaints.
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Man Gets 1 Year Jail For Circulating Obscene Photos Of Girl
A man has been sentenced to a year in jail by a court for circulating on social media "objectionable" photographs of a girl but was acquitted of rape charge.
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Spain Arrests 10 For 'Terrorist' Twitter, Facebook Posts
Spanish police arrested 10 people accused of glorifying terrorism and inciting attacks by the Basque group ETA in Twitter and Facebook messages, authorities said on Thursday.
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Facebook now allows users to post gory content, if intended to "condemn"
Facebook quietly announced in response to a report that it has lifted the temporary ban on gory content, allowing posts if they condemn such acts.
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Nothing wrong if government blocks objectionable internet content, says Supreme Court
It is not against freedom of expression for the government to block objectionable content online, the Supreme Court today said, in a ruling that assumes significance amid a debate on censorship on the Internet.
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Twitter promises to cooperate with govt after PMO complains
Twitter has promised to cooperate with the government after the Prime Minister's Office complained to it about objectionable content on six accounts resembling the PMO's official account.
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Objectionable content: Court reprieve for Google, YouTube
A court on Thursday permitted the deletion of Google and YouTube from a list of websites sought to be prosecuted for allegedly posting objectionable content on their sites.
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Yahoo India no longer among internet firms facing criminal charges
Yahoo India has been dropped from the list of 22 companies facing criminal charges in a Delhi court. The firms - which include Google, Facebook and YouTube - have been taken to court by journalist Vinay Rai over morphed and obscene photos. The firms have been accused of conspiring to distribute lascivious content.
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Yahoo! says case against it is abuse of process of law
In a Delhi court today, Yahoo argued that a civil case it's fighting is without any merit. The internet giant in a statement today said that "generalised social evils alleged against some of the prominent social networking websites cannot be fastened onto it (Yahoo)." 22 internet companies in India including Facebook, Google and Orkut have been ac...
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Hearing on Facebook, Google case today
A district court in Delhi will hear a civil petition filed against Facebook, Google and 20 other online content companies for posting objectionable content on the web. During the previous hearing in the case, the Judge had asked these companies to remove objectionable content from their websites by today.
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4 Wikipedia Editors Charged Over "Objectionable Content" On Sambhaji Maharaj: Sources
The Maharashtra Cyber Cell has registered a case against four editors of Wikipedia for not acting and taking down "objectionable" content on Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj despite at least 10 emails and notices being sent to the company, sources said.
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Objectionable Slogans Scribbled On Mosque Wall In Aligarh, Cops File Case
The Aligarh Police on Monday said it has registered a case in connection with objectionable slogans found scribbled on the wall of a mosque in the Old City area here and was working to identify those responsible.
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Court Orders Removal Of Tamil Nadu Leader's Objectionable Pictures From Web
Women are placed on a higher pedestal and photographs breaching their privacy cannot be allowed.
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Supermodel Files Complaint Against Man For Cyber Harassment
Supermodel and Former Miss India (World) Natasha Suri has filed an FIR against a man named Flynn Remedios, who has been tagging her name into objectionable content.
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Delhi Police Tells Social Media Platforms To Remove Objectionable Content
The Delhi Police has written to social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to remove objectionable content from nearly 60 accounts, an officer said on Thursday, asserting that the force is working to quell rumours on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
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Google, Facebook, WhatsApp Asked by Supreme Court to Give Inputs on Objectionable Content Complaints
The apex court asked them to provide such details they received last year and this year till August 31 and also about the action taken by them on such complaints.
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Man Gets 1 Year Jail For Circulating Obscene Photos Of Girl
A man has been sentenced to a year in jail by a court for circulating on social media "objectionable" photographs of a girl but was acquitted of rape charge.
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Spain Arrests 10 For 'Terrorist' Twitter, Facebook Posts
Spanish police arrested 10 people accused of glorifying terrorism and inciting attacks by the Basque group ETA in Twitter and Facebook messages, authorities said on Thursday.
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Facebook now allows users to post gory content, if intended to "condemn"
Facebook quietly announced in response to a report that it has lifted the temporary ban on gory content, allowing posts if they condemn such acts.
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Nothing wrong if government blocks objectionable internet content, says Supreme Court
It is not against freedom of expression for the government to block objectionable content online, the Supreme Court today said, in a ruling that assumes significance amid a debate on censorship on the Internet.
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Twitter promises to cooperate with govt after PMO complains
Twitter has promised to cooperate with the government after the Prime Minister's Office complained to it about objectionable content on six accounts resembling the PMO's official account.
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Objectionable content: Court reprieve for Google, YouTube
A court on Thursday permitted the deletion of Google and YouTube from a list of websites sought to be prosecuted for allegedly posting objectionable content on their sites.
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Yahoo India no longer among internet firms facing criminal charges
Yahoo India has been dropped from the list of 22 companies facing criminal charges in a Delhi court. The firms - which include Google, Facebook and YouTube - have been taken to court by journalist Vinay Rai over morphed and obscene photos. The firms have been accused of conspiring to distribute lascivious content.
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Yahoo! says case against it is abuse of process of law
In a Delhi court today, Yahoo argued that a civil case it's fighting is without any merit. The internet giant in a statement today said that "generalised social evils alleged against some of the prominent social networking websites cannot be fastened onto it (Yahoo)." 22 internet companies in India including Facebook, Google and Orkut have been ac...
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Hearing on Facebook, Google case today
A district court in Delhi will hear a civil petition filed against Facebook, Google and 20 other online content companies for posting objectionable content on the web. During the previous hearing in the case, the Judge had asked these companies to remove objectionable content from their websites by today.
