>> The move comes as tension escalates between the Indian government and Twitter. Google, Facebook, and several other firms have partially or fully complied with the IT rules, which among other things, requires any significant social media firm (any firm with over 5 million users in India) to appoint a chief compliant officer, a resident grievance officer, and a so-called nodal contact person to address on-ground concerns.
FB, Google have appointed the chief compliant officer, but why Twitter doesn’t want to do it?
FB, Google have appointed the chief compliant officer, but why Twitter doesn’t want to do it?