India<\/a> is the single largest source of government information requests, accounting for 25% of the global volume and 15% of the global accounts specified, microblogging platform Twitter<\/a> disclosed on Wednesday under its bi-annual Transparency Report for the period July to December 2020.

India is the third largest market in terms of users for Twitter with 18.8 million users in India, after the US and Japan, as of April, according to data platform Statista. The US with 73.2 million subscribers, requested the second highest volume comprising 22% of global information requests the microblogging platform received.

Saying that requests from governments for information about users along with takedown requests has touched an all-time high, Twitter said that in terms of volume of legal demands also India ranked at the second spot after Japan. Close to 94% of the total global volume of legal demands originated from only five countries (in decreasing order): Japan, India, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea, it said.

Twitter has been embroiled in a battle with the government of India over multiple issues which include request for taking down tweets, removing tagged tweets and also over its delay in complying with India’s new intermediary guidelines that mandate several new Rules for social media companies including setting up a physical office in India and appointing key officials who are residents of India.

Vijaya Gadde<\/a>, Twitter’s chief legal and policy officer said that in case of removal requests, the firm removed some or all of the content in only about 31% of the cases.

“We challenge these requests when we see things that are newsworthy, content related to political speech under recognized international human rights principles, of course we have respect for local laws, and in many instances when we challenge a request under local law itself.”

She added that such requests were at an all time high since Twitter started publishing its transparency report in 2021. “It's very critical to make sure that (when) we're responding to the request, we're doing so in accordance with our values and (its) imperative (to) protecting the people that you service,” Gadde said.

After getting a rap from the
Delhi High Court<\/a>, Twitter appointed Vijay Prakash as its chief grievance officer after it admitted last week in the Court that it had breached the timeline of May 25 to comply with the IT rules after the government stated in an affidavit to the court that Twitter lost its intermediary status for failing to adhere to the timeline.

Twitter also told the court that it expects to complete the process of having a resident nodal, grievance and
compliance<\/a> officer, besides setting up a liaison office in eight weeks.

Gadde said that by publishing the data at a more granular level the company is trying to build more “accountability around content moderation” not just for ourselves which we have a lot further to do, but for the governments around the world.”

“I think that's really important and we do this understanding that a lot of people may not be happy, either with us not taking down (content) or providing too much information, or that we're not responding enough and we do this because it's really important for public accountability,” Gadde said.

During this reporting period, Twitter received 38,524 legal demands to remove content specifying 131,933 accounts. “We withheld or otherwise removed some or all of the reported content in response to 29% of these global legal demands; 11,091 total, it said in a blogpost.

“Although there was a 9% decrease in the number of legal demands Twitter received, compared to the previous reporting period, these requests sought removal of content from the largest number of accounts ever in a single reporting period,” it said. “Accounts of 199 verified journalists and news outlets from around the world were subject to 361 legal demands, a 26% increase in these requests since the previous reporting period.”

Twitter said that the submissions of Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notices decreased by 2%, and saw a 44% decrease in accounts affected between July and December last year.

In June, Twitter had locked the account of former Union IT minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> under the DMCA takedown notice following a complaint by the International Federation of Phonographic Industry (IFPI) for a video containing music of A R Rehman. IFPI told ET that it had sent the notice to Twitter as the platform had not bought the rights for the music,unlike other social media companies such as Facebook<\/a>.

Tweets withheld and media withheld also dropped by 25% and 43% respectively, as Twitter’s operations were affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a security incident in July 2020.

“Now, amid an increasingly complex global landscape, continued transparency around our own efforts to protect the public conversation is paramount,” the company said.

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印度最大的政府信息来源请求:Twitter

印度是推特的第三大市场的用户有1880万用户在印度,美国和日本之后,数据显示,截至4月Statista平台。

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印度政府信息请求的最大来源,占全球体积的25%和15%的全球指定账户,微博平台推特周三披露半年度的透明度报告在2020年7月至12月。

印度是推特的第三大市场的用户有1880万用户在印度,美国和日本之后,数据显示,截至4月Statista平台。美国拥有7320万用户,要求第二高体积占22%的全球信息请求接收到的微博平台。

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说,来自政府的请求用户信息以及可拆卸的请求已经触及纪录高位,推特说,在体积方面的法律也要求印度排在第二位,仅次于日本。近94%的全球总额只来自五个国家的法律要求(以减少顺序):日本,印度,俄罗斯,土耳其,韩国,它说。

Twitter已经卷入了一场与印度政府在多个问题,包括要求关闭微博,删除标记的微博,也对其延迟在遵守印度的新中介指导方针,要求一些新的规则等社交媒体公司在印度建立一个物理办公室和任命官员印度居民的关键。

Gadde VijayaTwitter的首席法律和政策官说,在删除请求的情况下,公司将部分或全部内容在只有31%的情况下。

“我们挑战这些请求当我们看到有新闻价值的事情,内容与政治言论符合公认的国际人权原则,当然我们尊重当地的法律,并在许乐动扑克多情况下,当我们挑战请求当地法律规定本身。”

她补充说,这种要求是有史以来的最高自推特在2021年开始出版其透明度报告。“这是非常重要的,以确保(当)我们响应请求,依照我们的价值观和我们这样做(其)必须()保护你服务的人,“Gadde表示。

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在得到的说唱德里高等法院,Twitter任命Vijay普拉卡什作为其首席申诉后,上周在法庭上承认它违反了5月25日的时间表遵守规则后政府在法庭的证词,Twitter失去了中介地位未能遵守时间表。

Twitter还告诉法庭,它预计完成节点的过程中有一个居民,申诉和合规官,除了在八周设立联络处。

Gadde表示,通过发布的数据在更细粒度上该公司正试图建造更多的“问责内容适度”不仅仅是为我们自己,我们有很多进一步的去做,但世界各国政府。”

“我认为这是非常重要的,我们做这个理解,很多人可能并不快乐,要么与我们不取下(内容)或提供太多的信息,或者我们没有足够的回应,我们做这对公众问责,因为它真的很重要,”Gadde表示。

在报告期内,Twitter收到38524法律要求删除内容指定131933个账户。“我们保留或删除报道内容的部分或全部,以应对这些全球性法律要求的29%;11091年,在博文中表示。

“虽然有法律要求的数量下降了9% Twitter收到,比前一报告期内,这些请求寻求删除内容最多的帐户在一个报告期,”它说。199”账户验证来自世界各地的记者和新闻媒体受到361年的法律要求,增加26%自前一乐动扑克报告期这些请求。”

Twitter说提交数字千禧年著作权法可拆卸的注意减少了2%,并且减少了44%账户去年7月和12月之间的影响。

今年6月,Twitter已经锁定帐户前工会的部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德下的DMCA投诉后关闭通知国际唱片协会联合会(IFPI)视频包含音乐的R拉赫曼。IFPI告诉ET,已通知发送到Twitter平台没有买音乐的权利,不像其他社交媒体等公司脸谱网

tweet保留和媒体隐瞒也分别下降了25%和43%,在Twitter的运营受到影响由于COVID-19流行和安全事件在2020年7月。

“现在,在日益复杂的全球格局中,持续的透明度在我们自己的努力,保护公众对话是至关重要的,”该公司表示。

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India<\/a> is the single largest source of government information requests, accounting for 25% of the global volume and 15% of the global accounts specified, microblogging platform Twitter<\/a> disclosed on Wednesday under its bi-annual Transparency Report for the period July to December 2020.

India is the third largest market in terms of users for Twitter with 18.8 million users in India, after the US and Japan, as of April, according to data platform Statista. The US with 73.2 million subscribers, requested the second highest volume comprising 22% of global information requests the microblogging platform received.

Saying that requests from governments for information about users along with takedown requests has touched an all-time high, Twitter said that in terms of volume of legal demands also India ranked at the second spot after Japan. Close to 94% of the total global volume of legal demands originated from only five countries (in decreasing order): Japan, India, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea, it said.

Twitter has been embroiled in a battle with the government of India over multiple issues which include request for taking down tweets, removing tagged tweets and also over its delay in complying with India’s new intermediary guidelines that mandate several new Rules for social media companies including setting up a physical office in India and appointing key officials who are residents of India.

Vijaya Gadde<\/a>, Twitter’s chief legal and policy officer said that in case of removal requests, the firm removed some or all of the content in only about 31% of the cases.

“We challenge these requests when we see things that are newsworthy, content related to political speech under recognized international human rights principles, of course we have respect for local laws, and in many instances when we challenge a request under local law itself.”

She added that such requests were at an all time high since Twitter started publishing its transparency report in 2021. “It's very critical to make sure that (when) we're responding to the request, we're doing so in accordance with our values and (its) imperative (to) protecting the people that you service,” Gadde said.

After getting a rap from the
Delhi High Court<\/a>, Twitter appointed Vijay Prakash as its chief grievance officer after it admitted last week in the Court that it had breached the timeline of May 25 to comply with the IT rules after the government stated in an affidavit to the court that Twitter lost its intermediary status for failing to adhere to the timeline.

Twitter also told the court that it expects to complete the process of having a resident nodal, grievance and
compliance<\/a> officer, besides setting up a liaison office in eight weeks.

Gadde said that by publishing the data at a more granular level the company is trying to build more “accountability around content moderation” not just for ourselves which we have a lot further to do, but for the governments around the world.”

“I think that's really important and we do this understanding that a lot of people may not be happy, either with us not taking down (content) or providing too much information, or that we're not responding enough and we do this because it's really important for public accountability,” Gadde said.

During this reporting period, Twitter received 38,524 legal demands to remove content specifying 131,933 accounts. “We withheld or otherwise removed some or all of the reported content in response to 29% of these global legal demands; 11,091 total, it said in a blogpost.

“Although there was a 9% decrease in the number of legal demands Twitter received, compared to the previous reporting period, these requests sought removal of content from the largest number of accounts ever in a single reporting period,” it said. “Accounts of 199 verified journalists and news outlets from around the world were subject to 361 legal demands, a 26% increase in these requests since the previous reporting period.”

Twitter said that the submissions of Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notices decreased by 2%, and saw a 44% decrease in accounts affected between July and December last year.

In June, Twitter had locked the account of former Union IT minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> under the DMCA takedown notice following a complaint by the International Federation of Phonographic Industry (IFPI) for a video containing music of A R Rehman. IFPI told ET that it had sent the notice to Twitter as the platform had not bought the rights for the music,unlike other social media companies such as Facebook<\/a>.

Tweets withheld and media withheld also dropped by 25% and 43% respectively, as Twitter’s operations were affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a security incident in July 2020.

“Now, amid an increasingly complex global landscape, continued transparency around our own efforts to protect the public conversation is paramount,” the company said.

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