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India weighs if Meta violates intermediary rules, may call other platforms

Summary by Times of India
Indian government officials are examining Meta's intermediary obligations concerning harmful content. Specific measures for deepfakes and child abuse material were requested from the company. Discussions focused on technical solutions and Meta's proposed content moderation improvements. The government seeks compliance with IT rules for synthetically generated content.

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The Indian government is now planning to engage with other platforms after Meta. According to the source, the government will examine whether they fall under the definition of intermediaries under Indian law.

The central Government is examining Meta's recommendation systems to determine if the company can retain its intermediary status under the IT Act. Questions also arose on deepfakes and content moderation.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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