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Musk s X challenges India ruling Cites censorship risk

Social media platform X is seeking to quash an Indian court ruling that it was not compliant with federal government orders to remove content, arguing it could embolden New Delhi to block more content and broaden scope for censorship.

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Twitter | Elon Musk s X seeks to squash Indian court ruling on content blocking

X, formerly known as Twitter, in July 2022 sought to overturn government orders to remove some content from its platform

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X Challenges India s Content blocking Ruling Cites Censorship Concerns

X Challenges India s Content blocking Ruling Cites Censorship Concerns
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Elon Musk s X challenges India court ruling on content blocking orders

Elon Musk s X challenges India court ruling on content blocking orders
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Musk s X challenges India court ruling on content blocking orders

Musk s X challenges India court ruling on content blocking orders
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