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Fact Check: Are users required to verify their social media accounts within 3 months? Know truth here The Centre has clarified that it is not mandatory for citizens to verify their social media accounts and that it has only asked social media platforms to ensure a mechanism for those who wish to do it voluntarily BusinessToday.In | February 28, 2021 | Updated 15:24 IST A Twitter post claiming citizens to verify their social media accounts with a government ID has gone viral on social media The Centre on February 25 came out with new guidelines to regulate digital content platforms, online streaming, and social media. In the midst of this, a post that has gone viral on social media claiming that in keeping with the new guidelines, all social media accounts need to be verified through mobile phones with a government ID within three months. ....
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Fact Check: No, it’s not mandatory for users to verify their social media accounts within 3 months Fact Check: No, it’s not mandatory for users to verify their social media accounts within 3 months A viral post on social media claims that in accordance with the new guidelines, within three months, all social media accounts need to be verified with a government ID. However, the government has only asked the social media platforms to provide an appropriate mechanism for users who wish to verify their accounts voluntarily. advertisement UPDATED: February 27, 2021 21:20 IST A tweet claiming citizens to verify their social media accounts with a government ID is circulating on social media. ....
The Indian government has notified the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules 2021. According to an official release by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (IT), this rule has been framed in exercise of powers under section 87 (2) of the Information Technology Act, 2000 and in supersession of the… ....
URL copied Fake news is a big concern, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said. Highlighting that the government welcomes criticism and the right to dissent, Law and Information and Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Thursday said that the Centre is concerned over rampant abuse of platform as he laid down new rules for social media and OTT platforms. Social media platforms must have provision for voluntary verification of users, Prasad said, adding that media freedom absolute but with responsible behaviour. Fake news a big concern, he said. The government said OTT platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video) would have to self-classify the content into five age-based categories - U (Universal), U/A 7+ (years), U/A 13+, U/A 16+, and A (Adult). ....