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"Use Arratai": Supreme Court On Plea Over Blocked WhatsApp Account
Using WhatsApp is not a fundamental right, the Supreme Court observed recently, while rejecting a writ petition seeking restoration of access to petitioners' blocked accounts on the free messaging and video calling app.
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Supreme Court Tells WhatsApp To Publicise Undertaking Given To Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed WhatsApp to publicise its undertaking given to the Centre in 2021 that it will not limit functionality for users not agreeing to its new privacy policy.
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Supreme Court Allows Former RSS Activist To Drop Case Against WhatsApp
The Supreme Court Monday allowed former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideologue K N Govindacharya to withdraw his plea seeking initiation of "perjury" proceedings against WhatsApp for allegedly misleading the top court by claiming that the users' data is "fully encrypted".
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New Rules For Social Media In 3 Months, Centre Tells Supreme Court
There has been an exponential increase in hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media platforms, the centre told the Supreme Court today, arguing for greater control over the internet
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Top Court Nod To Make RBI Party In WhatsApp Payment Service Case
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed an NGO to make the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) a party in a plea seeking direction to messaging application WhatsApp for complying with data localisation norms with regard to its payment services.
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Plea In Supreme Court Against Whatsapp Payments Service
A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking direction to the centre to restrain WhatsApp from proceeding with its payments systems unless it fully complies with provisions of the RBI.
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Can't Leave 160 Million WhatsApp Users 'Trapped In A Corridor Of Charity': Supreme Court
Online messaging service WhatsApp on Tuesday sought to assure the Supreme Court that it has never shared the contents of the messages between its users with third parties even as the top court said that it could not leave 160 million users "trapped in a corridor of charity".
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Can WhatsApp Message Be Treated As Plea? Supreme Court To Hear On Monday
A bench headed by Chief Justice TS Thakur faced the peculiar question when advocate Ashok Arora brought up the issue, saying he had sent the Chief Justice a WhatsApp message from the US about an issue and that the court should have taken cognizance of the matter based on that.
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"Use Arratai": Supreme Court On Plea Over Blocked WhatsApp Account
Using WhatsApp is not a fundamental right, the Supreme Court observed recently, while rejecting a writ petition seeking restoration of access to petitioners' blocked accounts on the free messaging and video calling app.
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Supreme Court Tells WhatsApp To Publicise Undertaking Given To Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed WhatsApp to publicise its undertaking given to the Centre in 2021 that it will not limit functionality for users not agreeing to its new privacy policy.
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Supreme Court Allows Former RSS Activist To Drop Case Against WhatsApp
The Supreme Court Monday allowed former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideologue K N Govindacharya to withdraw his plea seeking initiation of "perjury" proceedings against WhatsApp for allegedly misleading the top court by claiming that the users' data is "fully encrypted".
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New Rules For Social Media In 3 Months, Centre Tells Supreme Court
There has been an exponential increase in hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media platforms, the centre told the Supreme Court today, arguing for greater control over the internet
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Top Court Nod To Make RBI Party In WhatsApp Payment Service Case
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed an NGO to make the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) a party in a plea seeking direction to messaging application WhatsApp for complying with data localisation norms with regard to its payment services.
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Plea In Supreme Court Against Whatsapp Payments Service
A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking direction to the centre to restrain WhatsApp from proceeding with its payments systems unless it fully complies with provisions of the RBI.
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Can't Leave 160 Million WhatsApp Users 'Trapped In A Corridor Of Charity': Supreme Court
Online messaging service WhatsApp on Tuesday sought to assure the Supreme Court that it has never shared the contents of the messages between its users with third parties even as the top court said that it could not leave 160 million users "trapped in a corridor of charity".
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Can WhatsApp Message Be Treated As Plea? Supreme Court To Hear On Monday
A bench headed by Chief Justice TS Thakur faced the peculiar question when advocate Ashok Arora brought up the issue, saying he had sent the Chief Justice a WhatsApp message from the US about an issue and that the court should have taken cognizance of the matter based on that.
