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by Elon_Musk

9 months ago

Why are we not talking about the telecom bill?

This seems to allow the government total control over all communications over the internet. And well we know they can already do whatever the f they want but this allows even more control to the government.

The Telecom Bill, 2023, much like the 2022 one, continues to hang on to the colonial provisions of its 1885 predecessor it purportedly aims ...

https://internetfreedom.in/first-read-telecom-bill-2023/

Thomas_Shelby

Swiggy

9 months ago

Are you surprised? Coz I’m not. In the current regime, anything is possible. And you dare protest against it! You will be termed as an anti national in no time. And you know the funny thing is, illiterate brainwashed people will literally come up with any excuse to defend it!

Elon_Musk

X.com

9 months ago

That's how dictatorship starts

Kamlesh

Stealth

9 months ago

Good morning dear, didn't you know we were living in one for a while now 😂 Literally nothing can be done, opposition MP's just protesting and getting suspended because that's the most they can do themselves. Kuch nahi ho sakta iss desh ka.

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MicahBell

Startup

9 months ago

Alexa, play "Every Breath You Take"

DesignTinker

Stealth

9 months ago

Best to not say anything against our supreme leader these days. 😉

AntonKriel

Stealth

9 months ago

Lol!!! Hypocrisy died 1000 deaths. But you don't have issues with Meta/X/Snap sharing your information with their govt and security agencies. It's the need of the hour baby! How would you know snakes in your backyard. If you are not doing anything wrong, no need for your spine to chill over this. I saw in chat some librandu dude labelled this as start of dictatorship. I wish he never goes to middle East. 😂😂

Elon_Musk

X.com

9 months ago

No one is okay with tech companies sharing your data with their government or security agencies either dude.

AntonKriel

Stealth

9 months ago

Yeah that's right. No body is okay with it but somehow everyone ends up doing it without a fuss. But when Indian govt does it, that where the fascism starts. Great going!! Carry on.

Grub96

Student

9 months ago

Will using Tor help?

Qwerty2398

Stealth

9 months ago

There are multiple laws in this country that can be called a dictatorship. Over reaction is a big problem in our country. The government can take any private land for development - has anybody cribbed about it?

BiryaniEnthu

Stealth

9 months ago

Oh there's another bill pushing to strangle us in our own country * sorry modiji *

Brutallyhonest

Stealth

9 months ago

What about it?

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This is our new India💔💔💔

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Here we go again

https://internetfreedom.in/letter-to-trai-to-protect-net-neutrality-again/

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India Proposes Bill to Regulate Social Media Influencers as Digital News Broadcasters

- The Indian government is proposing a bill that would require social media influencers to register as 'digital news broadcasters,' sparking concerns among creators and digital rights activists about press freedom. - Over 785 Indian creators have signed a letter to the government and launched social media campaigns with hashtags like #KillTheBill to protest the proposed legislation. - The bill would mandate influencers to set up content evaluation committees and appoint complaint handlers, with non-compliance potentially leading to criminal charges. - Critics argue that the bill's vague language could allow for excessive government control over online content, affecting both local and international creators. - Prominent creators like Akash Banerjee and Dr. Medusa have voiced their concerns, highlighting the potential impact on smaller creators and the stifling of creative expression. Source: [rest of world](https://restofworld.org/2024/india-influencers-news-broadcasters-2024-bill/)