SynopsisThe notice to Meta has put the spotlight on India’s intermediary liability framework, triggering the question whether it is equipped to deal with paid advertisements that platforms actively review, target and monetise, unlike user-generated content they merely host.The Centre’s recent notice to Meta over Instagram advertisements promoting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) has triggered a wider rethink of platform accountability and the scope of the existing legal provisions.The notice has put the spotlight on India’s intermediary liability framework, triggering the question whether it is equipped to deal with paid advertisements that platforms actively review, target and monetise, unlike user-generatedNow Playing
Meta CSAM breach triggers calls for digital safety rules overhaul - The Economic Times
The notice to Meta has put the spotlight on India’s intermediary liability framework, triggering the question whether it is equipped to deal with paid advertisements that platforms actively review, target and monetise, unlike user-generated content they merely host.
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