NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court stating that consent for sexual relations does not include permission to capture private moments or share them on social media. Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, while rejecting the bail plea of an accused in a rape case, emphasized that consent cannot be misused for exploitation.
Today, On 14th November, the Supreme Court dismissed a Public Interest Litigation seeking to ban WhatsApp for non-compliance with new IT Rules. The petition, which raised security concerns and questioned the app’s encryption, was rejected by the Court, allowing WhatsApp to continue its operations despite claims of potential risks and misinformation.
A Landmark Judgment on Social Media Misuse. Madras High Court has mandated a YouTuber, identified as Surender alias Naathikan, to compensate Rs 50 lakh in damages to the Seva Bharathi Trust. Court determined that a compensation of Rs 50 lakh was appropriate, considering the severity of the allegations and their impact. The defendant has been […]
