Police orders asking X to block online accounts of two of India's most prominent free speech groups were fake, the social media company told an Indian court on Friday, days after the purported...
X said it had conducted an internal investigation, identified the sender as an impostor and filed a complaint with the Delhi Police. The platform assured the court that the two organisations'...
Free-speech activists have repeatedly said that India's strict content removal regulations are a way to curb dissent in the world's most populous nation.
Lawyer for X says someone impersonating Delhi police had sent the emails
X told the Delhi High Court that an impostor posing as Delhi Police had sent takedown notices against IFF and SFLC.in.
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