The Karnataka High Court judgment shows that there is no scope for recalcitrance by social media intermediaries in complying with the government’s blocking orders. If social media intermediaries wish to enjoy the protection of Section 79(1) of the IT Act and not face criminal proceedings, they must comply with the government’s blocking orders or take immediate legal action against them
The Karnataka High Court judgment shows that there is no scope for recalcitrance by social media intermediaries in complying with the government’s blocking orders. If social media intermediaries wish to enjoy the protection of Section 79(1) of the IT Act and not face criminal proceedings, they must comply with the government’s blocking orders or take immediate legal action against them The Karnataka High Court judgment shows that there is no scope for recalcitrance by social media intermediaries in complying with the government’s blocking orders. If social media intermediaries wish to enjoy the protection of Section 79(1) of the IT Act and not face criminal proceedings, they must comply with the government’s blocking orders or take immediate legal action against them Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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