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\"The rules only empower the ordinary users of social media when they become victims of abuse and misuse,\" Prasad posted on micro-blogging platform Koo<\/a>, and also tweeted.
The government fully recognises and respects the right of privacy, he asserted.
\"Ordinary users of WhatsApp<\/a> have nothing to fear about the new Rules<\/a>. Its entire objective is to find out who started the message that led to commissioning of specific crimes mentioned in the Rules,\" Prasad added.
The new IT rules require the social media companies to set up an India-based grievance redressal officer, compliance officer and nodal officer \"so that millions of users of social media who have a grievance get a forum for its redressal\", he said.
The government on Wednesday had staunchly defended its new digital rules, saying the requirement of messaging platforms like WhatsApp to disclose origin of flagged messages does not violate privacy, and went on to seek a compliance report from large social media firms.
The new rules, announced on February 25, require large social media platforms -- defined as those with over 50 lakh users in the country -- to follow additional due diligence, including appointment of chief compliance officer, nodal contact person and resident grievance officer.
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新规定旨在防止滥用社交媒体;WhatsApp用户无所畏惧:普拉萨德
部长周四Ravi Shankar Prasad说WhatsApp用户不必担心新的社交媒体规则,旨在防止滥用和误用的平台,并为用户提供一个健壮的论坛申诉修正。
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“社交媒体的规则只有赋予普通用户当他们成为滥用和滥用的受害者,”普拉萨德发布在微博平台古,也在推特上。
政府完全承认和尊重隐私的权利,他断言。
“普通的用户WhatsApp没有什么可害怕的呢新规则。它的整个目的是找出谁开始的消息导致调试的具体罪的规定,”普拉萨德说。
新规则需要社交媒体公司建立一个印度不满调整官合规官员和节点官”,数百万用户的社交媒体的不满得到论坛调整”,他说。
周三政府坚决捍卫了新的数字规则,说这样的消息传递平台的要求WhatsApp披露原产地标记消息没有违反隐私,并寻求大型社交媒体公司的合规报告。
2月25日公布的新规定要求大型社交媒体平台,定义为那些50岁以上的多数用户在这个国家——遵循附加的尽职调查,包括任命首席合规官节点接触人,居民不满。
不符合规则会导致这些平台失去他们的中介地位,提供他们免于负债在任何第三方数据托管。换句话说,他们可以承担刑事诉讼的投诉。
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