Take-Two Removes Browser GTA Clone with DMCA Notice
Take-Two Interactive forces removal of a browser-based GTA Vice City copycat. The gaming giant's legal action highlights its strict IP protection ahead of GTA VI's 2026 launch. Read more.
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50% of X Takedowns for 'Disturbing Public Order': MHA Data
MHA issued 91 notices to X, flagging 1100+ URLs in 20 months via Sahyog portal. Over half targeted 'public order', with spikes during 2024 polls. X challenges the portal's legality.
Mizkif's Kick channel active, DMCA suspension clarified
Popular streamer Mizkif's Kick channel is NOT permanently banned. The confusion stemmed from a joke and a brief DMCA suspension on Dec 19-20. Get the full story here.
Court Orders Congress to Remove Defamatory Adani Deepfakes
Ahmedabad civil court directs Congress and its leaders to take down 'defamatory' deepfake videos targeting Gautam Adani and PM Modi within 48 hours. Social media platforms X and YouTube also ordered to remove content.
Jon Jones trains with Khamzat Chimaev in Chechnya
Jon Jones visits Chechnya for intense training session with Khamzat Chimaev. Viral takedown clip fuels UFC return speculation. Read exclusive details about this MMA moment.
X Corp Appeals Karnataka HC Ruling on Content Removal
Elon Musk's X Corp appeals Karnataka High Court decision upholding government takedown orders and Sahyog portal, citing free speech concerns and potential censorship risks in India.
Govt Tightens Social Media Content Removal Rules
In a major policy shift, the Indian government restricts content takedown powers to senior officials only. Learn how this impacts social media platforms and user rights.
India Streamlines Content Takedown Powers After X Dispute
The Indian government has significantly reduced the number of officials authorized to issue content removal orders to social media platforms following a legal dispute with Elon Musk's X platform.
India's New IT Rules: Senior Execs Must Approve Content Takedowns
Indian government mandates senior-level authorization for social media content removal, introduces 72-hour compliance deadline, and establishes Grievance Appellate Committees in major IT Rules overhaul.
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