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The highest number of complaints from India were related to abuse/harassment (264), followed by hateful conduct (84), sensitive adult content (67), and defamation (51).

Koo said that creators will have the option to offer exclusive content to their subscribers in exchange for a weekly/ monthly subscription fee. Creators will be able to label their content including text, videos and photos and post it to their subscribers.

Tiger Global-backed Koo has trimmed 30% of its 300-member workforce, or about 90 employees, over the past year or so.

Founded in 2020 by Aprameya Radhakrishna and Mayank Bidawatka, Koo has so far raised over $70 million from investors like Accel, Blume Ventures, Kalaari Capital, 3one4 Capital and others.

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Reacting to the ban, the co-founder and CEO of Koo, Aprameya Radhakrishna, tweeted: "One of the Koo handles on Twitter just got banned. For what? Because we compete with Twitter? So? Mastodon also got blocked today. How is this free speech and what world are we living in?" 📲 Elon Musk-Owned Twitter Suspends Rival Microblogging Platform Koo’s Official User Queries Account.

Starting Monday, December 12, Twitter is once again going to launch the “Blue subscription package” and users will be able to get the Blue Tick by paying a fee.

Journalist Bari Weiss published the second instalment of the Twitter Files, a series of tweets exposing the microblogging platform's deliberate efforts to suppress free speech.

Koo, a bilingual microblogging software with an Indian origin that supports Portuguese, was just released in Brazil.