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WhatsApp, a staple in the digital communication landscape, finds itself at a crossroads, potentially facing the exodus of over 500 million users from its platform. The catalyst for this upheaval? A pivotal legal battle unfolding in India, WhatsApps largest market.

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The company has challenged the IT rules allowing the Centre to ask social media companies to decrypt messages and identify the first originator of information.

WhatsApp has challenged Information Technology Rule 4(2) of the 2021 IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code), which mandates ‘significant social media intermediaries’ to ‘enable the identification of the first originator of the information’, which may be required by a court order or other competent authority

WhatsApp could leave its most important market due to a specific law. Things should be a lot clearer later this year.

WhatsApp has challenged Information Technology Rule 4(2) of the 2021 IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code).

Justice Gautam Patel of the Bombay High Court held that the proposed Fact Check Unit under the 2023 amendment to the Information & Technology Rules 2021 directly infringed fundamental rights under...

India News: MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Friday said it will pronounce on January 15 its verdict on petitions challenging the amended- Information Technology Rule.