SC declares internet access a fundamental right and suggests child mode for social media
They published'Internet access is fundamental right': SC suggests ‘child mode’ for social media accounts
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Who
What
- Supreme Court held internet access is a fundamental right for all individuals, including children.
- Judges stated safety of children and freedom of expression are not mutually exclusive.
- Bench suggested implementing a 'child mode' on social media to protect minors online.
- Court directed stronger mechanisms to detect and remove child sexual exploitation material.
- Rulings reference prior cases, linking digital access to learning and inclusion for remote and special-needs children.
Where
🇮🇳 India (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Internet Culture · language: eng
topics: Politics, Internet Culture · language: eng
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published 17 Oct, 07:06Z
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