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Case Against Kerala Professor For "Godse Saved India" Comment On Facebook
The Kerala police on Saturday registered a case against a woman professor of the National Institute of Technology-Calicut (NIT) for her Facebook comment "expressing pride" in Nathuram Godse for "saving India".
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Case Against Man For Posting Obscene Comment Against Eknath Shinde
The Mumbai police have registered a case against a man for allegedly posting an obscene comment against Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Facebook, an official said.
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Facebook Seeks US FTC Chair Lina Khan's Recusal in Antitrust Case
Facebook asked for the recusal of Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan from the FTC's antitrust case against the company, a step that could imperil the agency's lawsuit against it.
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WhatsApp Says Government Exceeded Powers With Encryption-Breaking Rule
India's government exceeded its legal powers by enacting rules that companies such as WhatsApp say will force them to break end-to-end message encryption, the messaging app owned by Facebook argued in a court filing.
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Facebook Oversight Board Extends Timeline to Decide on Donald Trump Ban
Facebook Oversight Board said on Friday that it needed more time to decide whether the ban on former US president Donald Trump from Facebook and Instagram will be upheld.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter, TikTok, Telegram Sued by Russia for Not Deleting Protest Content
Russian authorities are suing five social media platforms for allegedly failing to delete posts urging children to take part in illegal protests.
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Facebook Oversight Board Says It Received Appeal From 'User' in Donald Trump Ban Case
Facebook's oversight board has received a "user statement" for the case it is deciding about whether the social media company was right to indefinitely suspend former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, a board spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday.
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Facebook Oversight Board Overturns Four Content Takedowns in First Ruling
Facebook’s quasi-independent oversight board issued its first rulings, overturning four out of five decisions by the social network to take down questionable content.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray Helped Facebook Defend Encryption He's Now Fighting
Last month, Wray told a cybersecurity conference that internet companies were "increasingly shielding indispensable information about those threats from any form of lawful access -through warrant-proof encryption."
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Even Judges Have To Face Brunt Of Social Media, Says Supreme Court
Even judges have to face the brunt of social media, the Supreme Court said Tuesday while hearing the case of journalist Prashant Kanojia, arrested for allegedly making "objectionable comments" on Twitter and Facebook against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
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Actor Prakash Raj Sends Defamation Notice To Mysuru BJP Leader
Actor Prakash Raj is angry. This time, it is with BJP parliamentarian from Mysuru, Pratap Simha. Mr Simha, in Facebook and Twitter posts, had allegedly made personal comments against Mr Raj -- and the actor says he is filing a defamation case against the politician
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Rape Suspect Comments On His Own 'Wanted' Facebook Post In US
A 28-year-old man, wanted in connection with a rape and kidnapping case in the US, taunted the police by commenting on their Facebook post that included his own description and mugshot.
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Man Fined $4,000 For 'Liking' Controversial Posts On Facebook
A like on controversial post on social networking site Facebook can land you in trouble. In a first such case, a Switzerland court has fined a man over $4,000 just for clicking the "like" button on comments that a judge deemed defamatory.
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US Top Court Weighs if Online Death Threats Protected by Free Speech
The US Supreme Court will consider a groundbreaking case Monday about whether death threats posted on Facebook are liable to prosecution or whether threatening comments are protected by consitutional rights to free speech.
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Andhra Pradesh Facebook arrest case in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will today hear a plea challenging the arrest of a human rights activist from Andhra Pradesh who was apprehended last week for posting allegedly defamatory comments against a Congress leader on Facebook.
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Case Against Kerala Professor For "Godse Saved India" Comment On Facebook
The Kerala police on Saturday registered a case against a woman professor of the National Institute of Technology-Calicut (NIT) for her Facebook comment "expressing pride" in Nathuram Godse for "saving India".
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Case Against Man For Posting Obscene Comment Against Eknath Shinde
The Mumbai police have registered a case against a man for allegedly posting an obscene comment against Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Facebook, an official said.
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Facebook Seeks US FTC Chair Lina Khan's Recusal in Antitrust Case
Facebook asked for the recusal of Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan from the FTC's antitrust case against the company, a step that could imperil the agency's lawsuit against it.
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WhatsApp Says Government Exceeded Powers With Encryption-Breaking Rule
India's government exceeded its legal powers by enacting rules that companies such as WhatsApp say will force them to break end-to-end message encryption, the messaging app owned by Facebook argued in a court filing.
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Facebook Oversight Board Extends Timeline to Decide on Donald Trump Ban
Facebook Oversight Board said on Friday that it needed more time to decide whether the ban on former US president Donald Trump from Facebook and Instagram will be upheld.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter, TikTok, Telegram Sued by Russia for Not Deleting Protest Content
Russian authorities are suing five social media platforms for allegedly failing to delete posts urging children to take part in illegal protests.
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Facebook Oversight Board Says It Received Appeal From 'User' in Donald Trump Ban Case
Facebook's oversight board has received a "user statement" for the case it is deciding about whether the social media company was right to indefinitely suspend former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, a board spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday.
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Facebook Oversight Board Overturns Four Content Takedowns in First Ruling
Facebook’s quasi-independent oversight board issued its first rulings, overturning four out of five decisions by the social network to take down questionable content.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray Helped Facebook Defend Encryption He's Now Fighting
Last month, Wray told a cybersecurity conference that internet companies were "increasingly shielding indispensable information about those threats from any form of lawful access -through warrant-proof encryption."
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Even Judges Have To Face Brunt Of Social Media, Says Supreme Court
Even judges have to face the brunt of social media, the Supreme Court said Tuesday while hearing the case of journalist Prashant Kanojia, arrested for allegedly making "objectionable comments" on Twitter and Facebook against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
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Actor Prakash Raj Sends Defamation Notice To Mysuru BJP Leader
Actor Prakash Raj is angry. This time, it is with BJP parliamentarian from Mysuru, Pratap Simha. Mr Simha, in Facebook and Twitter posts, had allegedly made personal comments against Mr Raj -- and the actor says he is filing a defamation case against the politician
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Rape Suspect Comments On His Own 'Wanted' Facebook Post In US
A 28-year-old man, wanted in connection with a rape and kidnapping case in the US, taunted the police by commenting on their Facebook post that included his own description and mugshot.
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Man Fined $4,000 For 'Liking' Controversial Posts On Facebook
A like on controversial post on social networking site Facebook can land you in trouble. In a first such case, a Switzerland court has fined a man over $4,000 just for clicking the "like" button on comments that a judge deemed defamatory.
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US Top Court Weighs if Online Death Threats Protected by Free Speech
The US Supreme Court will consider a groundbreaking case Monday about whether death threats posted on Facebook are liable to prosecution or whether threatening comments are protected by consitutional rights to free speech.
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Andhra Pradesh Facebook arrest case in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will today hear a plea challenging the arrest of a human rights activist from Andhra Pradesh who was apprehended last week for posting allegedly defamatory comments against a Congress leader on Facebook.
