Meta on Tuesday announced its partnership with the IT Ministry for the G20 Stay Safe Online Campaign. Under the partnership with IT Ministry, Meta will create and share helpful resources in multiple Indian languages through various channels, to spread awareness on how to stay safe online, according to a company statement.
The resources under the G20 Stay Safe Online will cover themes such as tackling online frauds, how to report harmful content, tips to be safe when interacting online among others.
India is at the cusp of becoming a trillion dollar digital economy and at the time when India is holding the G20 presidency, "this strategic partnership will not only support and equip the existing Internet users but will also be beneficial for the rapidly increasing new Internet users in India".
Separately, the statement said that Meta has also launched #DigitalSuraksha on Safer Internet Day, with several new initiatives for online safety.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Featured Video Of The Day
Mark Zuckerberg Surpasses Jeff Bezos To Become World's Second-Richest Harvard Students Develop Meta Smart Glasses App That Reveals People's Sensitive Details Meta Reportedly Refuses to Clarify Whether Videos Captured by Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Will Remain Private Punjab AAP Leader Shot At During Argument With Akali Leader, Hospitalised On Camera, Sleeping Delhi Man Beaten For "Don't Urinate In Public" Request "Shame On Them": Netanyahu As Macron Calls For Halt On Arms Deliveries Emirates Airline Bans Pagers And Walkie-Talkies Amid Hezbollah Attacks Is It A Beginning Of #MeToo Movement In Music Industry? UP Villagers Kill Sixth And Final Wolf Ending Months-Long Operation Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.