Meta Admits Lapses But Why Is Oppn Still Defending Platform Instead Of Accountability? | Newshour
Meta's reported admission over lapses involving illegal content, CSAM, deepfakes and content moderation has reignited a political showdown. While the Centre says the apology validates
Meta's reported admission over lapses involving illegal content, CSAM, deepfakes and content moderation has reignited a political showdown. While the Centre says the apology validates its demand for greater accountability from Big Tech, the Opposition has questioned the government's approach, calling it excessive and politically motivated. Does Meta's acknowledgement strengthen the case for stricter platform accountability, or has the debate shifted toward free speech and government oversight?
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