Clicked Fraud Link Despite Warnings?: Delhi High Court Says Bank Not Responsible for Cyber Scam Losses

The Delhi High Court held that a customer who clicks suspicious links despite repeated warnings cannot hold the bank liable for losses caused by cyber fraud. The Court also rejected the argument that the customer was not negligent merely because no OTP was shared, emphasizing the duty to exercise reasonable caution online.

AI Content Must Be Clearly Labelled, Platforms Must Remove Illegal Content Within 3 Hours: Centre Notifies IT Rules Amendment

The Centre has amended the IT Rules to regulate AI-generated content and shorten takedown timelines for unlawful material. Notified by MeitY on February 10, the new provisions will take effect from February 20, 2026.

Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Ban Social Media for Children Aged 14–18 Cites, Do You Know What Happened When Nepal Tried Such a Ban?

Today, On 3rd November, The Supreme Court declined to entertain a plea seeking a nationwide ban on social media use by children aged 14–18. CJI BR Gavai remarked, “Do you know what happened when Nepal tried such a ban? Anyway, thank you.”

Beyond ‘Good Touch’ and ‘Bad Touch’ – Teaching Minors about ‘Virtual Touch’ for Social Media Safety : Delhi HC

Delhi High Court emphasizes educating minors on ‘virtual touch’ alongside traditional teachings of ‘good touch’ and ‘bad touch’ to promote online safety in the digital era.