Meta Platforms has approached the Delhi High Court challenging a Central Consumer Protection Authority order fining Facebook Rs 10,000 over Marketplace listings of regulated items like walkie-talkies and directing stricter compliance measures.
The Delhi High Court has restrained the release and circulation of an AI-generated film that used the name, image and voice of Akira Nandan, son of Pawan Kalyan, without consent. The Court held that such unauthorised AI and deepfake content violates personality, publicity and privacy rights and directed immediate takedown of infringing material.
The Delhi High Court has prohibited sharing morphed images of a minor girl on social media, particularly Instagram. The court ordered Meta to disclose information about creators of fake accounts, supporting the girl’s request for protection. This ruling emphasizes the need to safeguard minors’ rights and holds social media companies accountable for harmful content.
Today, On 5th July, The Delhi High Court issued notices to Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera, and Ragini Nayak in response to journalist Rajat Sharma’s plea, alleging non-compliance with a directive to remove offensive social media posts. The court asked for an explanation and scheduled a further hearing. The controversy arose from allegations made during a television debate.