Meta has told the Indian government that it is strengthening safeguards around posts involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following a reported dispute over a video. According to sources cited by NDTV, Meta has communicated that posts associated with prominent accounts will receive extra oversight going forward. The company also said that the review process for such posts will be tightened, with only senior Meta officials vetting them, rather than broader or more routine internal checks. The communication outlines steps designed to reduce the likelihood of misinformation or inappropriate content and to clarify how moderation decisions are made for accounts with high visibility. The move comes after the controversy prompted scrutiny of how Meta platforms handle political content and government-related concerns. Meta’s message to the Centre focuses on additional controls and an escalation in internal review authority for posts falling under the specified category, reflecting an effort to address concerns raised during the earlier incident.
Meta outlines additional safeguards for PM Modi posts after reported row
Meta has told the Indian government that it is strengthening safeguards around posts involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following a reported dispute over a video. According to sources cited by ND...
- Meta tells India’s government it is strengthening safeguards for posts involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- The company says prominent accounts will receive additional oversight.
- Meta indicates that, going forward, only senior Meta officials will vet such posts.
- The change follows a reported row involving a video posted by or associated with PM Modi.
- The information is reported by NDTV citing sources.
Outlining the enhanced safeguards for PM Modi's posts, Meta has said that prominent accounts to get additional oversight. Going forward, only senior Meta officials will vet such posts, sources said.
4 hours agoOutlining the enhanced safeguards for PM Modi's posts, Meta has said that prominent accounts to get additional oversight. Going forward, only senior Meta officials will vet such posts, sources said.
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