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Twitter has said that it can take down content from its platform only on orders by a court or a government agency, or if it violates the platform's terms of service.
The court directed Twitter to file an explanation of its policy regarding a permanent ban on an account by 6 September. 29.03.2022, Sputnik International
The Delhi High Court on Monday rapped Twitter over not blocking users repeatedly posting "blasphemous" content about Hindu gods and goddesses, stating the microblogging giant is not bothered about the sentiments and religion of other ...
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An account can be blocked only after court order, said the social media website.