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Twitter appoints resident grievance officer in India to comply with new internet rules

4 min•13 juli 2021

Twitter has appointed a resident grievance officer in India days after the American social media firm said to have lost the liability protection on user-generated content in the South Asian nation over non-compliance with local IT rules.

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