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The microblogging site is yet to send details of its chief compliance officer to the IT ministry but has shared details of a lawyer working in a law firm as the nodal contact person and grievance officer.

The rules were notified in February, and 3-month time period was given to social media platforms to implement them. 

Domestic majors including Koo and Sharechat have also appointed the personnel stipulated by the government.

WhatsApp Privacy Policy: App will not limit functionality for users anymore, here's why - WhatsApp has even clearly mentioned that it won't delete your account if you don't accept the new update.

The petition has sought a direction to Twitter to appoint a resident grievance officer without further delay. It has also sought a direction to the Centre to ensure that the IT rules are complied with.

Around 60 publishers and their associations have already initiated the process of forming the self-regulatory bodies.

New Delhi [India], May 28 (ANI): A petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court against Twitter for alleged non-compliance with the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.

Prominent platforms such as Telegram and LinkedIn, which have a large presence in India, have also shared these details with the government

Updated: May 28, 2021 11:11 PM IST Most of the big social media companies including Facebook, WhatsApp, Google, Telegram, among others have finally complied with the new IT rules that came into effect earlier this week. It is just Twitter that is yet to comply with the new regulations, the government sources said. The government of India has already sent out a letter to the microblogging site warning to comply with the new soci...

Whatsapp has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court challenging the new IT rule