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India's Child Online Safety Rules: Focus on Age-Gating and Takedown Timelines

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India's child online safety rules primarily focus on age-gating and reducing takedown timelines for harmful content. However, child advocates argue that platform design and accountability are crucial for ensuring safety. They oppose a blanket social media ban for minors, urging instead for stronger safeguards, improved mental health services, and better enforcement of existing laws.

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    Age Limits Alone Cannot Ensure Children’s Online Safety: Nalsar-IGAP S...

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    Child advocates oppose social media ban, seek stronger safeguards By P...

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