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WhatsApp Policy Violations Led to Over 71 Lakh Account Bans in India in November
WhatsApp has announced that over 71 lakh accounts in India were banned in November 2023. As part of its latest monthly compliance report under the IT Rules 2021, the company revealed that it banned over 19 lakh accounts in India "proactively", without user reports. It also acted on a handful of over 8,000 grievances received from users last Novembe...
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WhatsApp Banned Over 3 Million Accounts in India in June-July, 316 Ban Appeals Received From Users
WhatsApp’s latest User Safety Monthly Report says that it banned over three million Indian accounts during the 46 day period between June 16 and July 31 of this year. Out of this, ban appeals via user complaints and posts from India Grievance Officer were only 316, and the rest were actioned through WhatsApp’s own tools and resources to stop ha...
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Twitter India Looking for Grievance Officer Following WhatsApp, Facebook, After Hiring Second Interim Officer in July
Twitter is once again looking for a grievance officer for India. It has posted a job listing on LinkedIn following that of Facebook and WhatsApp from a few weeks earlier. The Indian government had asked social media platforms and big tech firms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others to appoint resident grievance officers.
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Twitter Must Comply With New IT Rules for Digital Media, Says Delhi High Court
Twitter was told by the Delhi High Court on Monday that it has to comply with the new Information Technology Rules for digital media if they have not been stayed. While Twitter claimed before the court that it has complied with the rules and appointed a resident grievance officer, the central government disputed the claim.
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Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Appointing WhatApp 'Grievance Officer'
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to file its reply on a plea alleging that WhatsApp does not comply with the Indian laws, including the provision for appointing a grievance officer.
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WhatsApp Appoints Grievance Officer for India after Supreme Court Rap
Based out of WhatsApp's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, Lahiri can be contacted via email and general post by the app's users in India.
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WhatsApp Appoints 'Grievance Officer For India' In Its Biggest Market
Mobile messaging app Whatsapp has appointed a grievance officer for India and detailed out a process on its website for users to flag concerns and complaints, including those around fake news.
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Top Court Seeks Centre, WhatsApp's Reply Over Appointment Of Officer
The Supreme Court today agreed to examine a plea alleging that WhatsApp does not comply with the Indian laws including the provision for appointing a grievance officer.
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WhatsApp, Centre Get Supreme Court Notice Over Payment Service
A plea filed with the Supreme Court says WhatsApp must be directed to comply with Indian laws and appoint a Grievance Officer who shall address grievances of the consumers as well as co-ordinate with investigating agencies.
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IT Secretary Calls for More Stringent Rules on WhatsApp
A cyber expert further suggested that WhatsApp must appoint a grievance officer in India for quick and effective resolution, as messages spread like wildfire on WhatsApp.
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WhatsApp Policy Violations Led to Over 71 Lakh Account Bans in India in November
WhatsApp has announced that over 71 lakh accounts in India were banned in November 2023. As part of its latest monthly compliance report under the IT Rules 2021, the company revealed that it banned over 19 lakh accounts in India "proactively", without user reports. It also acted on a handful of over 8,000 grievances received from users last Novembe...
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WhatsApp Banned Over 3 Million Accounts in India in June-July, 316 Ban Appeals Received From Users
WhatsApp’s latest User Safety Monthly Report says that it banned over three million Indian accounts during the 46 day period between June 16 and July 31 of this year. Out of this, ban appeals via user complaints and posts from India Grievance Officer were only 316, and the rest were actioned through WhatsApp’s own tools and resources to stop ha...
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Twitter India Looking for Grievance Officer Following WhatsApp, Facebook, After Hiring Second Interim Officer in July
Twitter is once again looking for a grievance officer for India. It has posted a job listing on LinkedIn following that of Facebook and WhatsApp from a few weeks earlier. The Indian government had asked social media platforms and big tech firms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others to appoint resident grievance officers.
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Twitter Must Comply With New IT Rules for Digital Media, Says Delhi High Court
Twitter was told by the Delhi High Court on Monday that it has to comply with the new Information Technology Rules for digital media if they have not been stayed. While Twitter claimed before the court that it has complied with the rules and appointed a resident grievance officer, the central government disputed the claim.
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Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Appointing WhatApp 'Grievance Officer'
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to file its reply on a plea alleging that WhatsApp does not comply with the Indian laws, including the provision for appointing a grievance officer.
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WhatsApp Appoints Grievance Officer for India after Supreme Court Rap
Based out of WhatsApp's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, Lahiri can be contacted via email and general post by the app's users in India.
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WhatsApp Appoints 'Grievance Officer For India' In Its Biggest Market
Mobile messaging app Whatsapp has appointed a grievance officer for India and detailed out a process on its website for users to flag concerns and complaints, including those around fake news.
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Top Court Seeks Centre, WhatsApp's Reply Over Appointment Of Officer
The Supreme Court today agreed to examine a plea alleging that WhatsApp does not comply with the Indian laws including the provision for appointing a grievance officer.
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WhatsApp, Centre Get Supreme Court Notice Over Payment Service
A plea filed with the Supreme Court says WhatsApp must be directed to comply with Indian laws and appoint a Grievance Officer who shall address grievances of the consumers as well as co-ordinate with investigating agencies.
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IT Secretary Calls for More Stringent Rules on WhatsApp
A cyber expert further suggested that WhatsApp must appoint a grievance officer in India for quick and effective resolution, as messages spread like wildfire on WhatsApp.
