In a bid to strengthen online safety, the Indian government disabled over 50 OTT platforms in the past two years. Recent amendments to the IT Act mandate faster removal of inappropriate content and include measures for parental consent and protection of children's data from exploitation.
In a bid to strengthen online safety, the Indian government disabled over 50 OTT platforms in the past two years. Recent amendments to the IT Act mandate faster removal of inappropriate content and include measures for parental consent and protection of children's data from exploitation.
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In a bid to strengthen online safety, the Indian government disabled over 50 OTT platforms in the past two years. Recent amendments to the IT Act mandate faster removal of inappropriate content and include measures for parental consent and protection of children's data from exploitation.
