X says will fight Indian court ruling on content takedown system
X said last week’s Indian court ruling allows millions of police officers to issue “arbitrary” content takedown orders.
X said last week’s Indian court ruling allows millions of police officers to issue “arbitrary” content takedown orders.
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X sued the Indian government in March over content takedown orders issued through its centralized portal.