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Watch: What Are the New Government Guidelines for Social Media and OTT Platforms?

Explaining the new rules.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Feb 28 2021
  • whatsapp
  • fb
  • twitter
Explaining the new rules.
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Are there any preparations to crack down on social media? Does the government want to control social media? Will the content of OTT platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime be censored now or do the guidelines for social media and OTT services mean something else?

In this video, we will answer all these questions.

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