Google Vs. Indian Government: Question Of Fundamental Rights!

@thebigk • Oct 8, 2024

Oct 8, 2024

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Google's lawyer, N.K. Kaul told justice Suresh Kait that blocking their content would directly mean suppressing the fundamental right of 'freedom of speech'. Google India's case seems to be strong as mere banning of words isn't the solution. Kaul said that a word like 'virgin' may be used differently in different contexts. If that word is blocked, Richard Branson's Virgin company may unnecessarily get blocked. Users will then be deprived of the information they're looking for.

Looking at the ongoing debate, do you think Google India should face criminal charges for no removing the content generated by their users?

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born_star16

@born-star16-U2z3az • Jan 16, 2012

Actually it is impossible to monitor every content shared on social networking sites. You can block some abusive words (like Pakistan did) but still what about the images. Millions of contents are posted every single minute, so looks impossible for me.
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PraveenKumar Purushothaman

@praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Jan 17, 2012

If content screening has to be done, it cannot be done automatically nor the process can be automated. As I already mentioned, we can make a mess of he words used and can still be meaningful. So, manual screening only will be possible and for some area, the privacy comes into play...
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Jan 17, 2012

Complete screening is not possible, they can screen some sensitive things like religious pics and comments or something which can hurt mass feelings, but saying that pre-screen everything doesnt make any sense. And Criminal chargers??? what can anyone say about that, i mean how can they even justify those charges, may be by saying that riots happened because someone created a page on facebook.....😛
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Jan 18, 2012

New Google Doodle for this...
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PraveenKumar Purushothaman

@praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Jan 18, 2012

crazyboy
New Google Doodle for this...
Wow! When was this doodle? Couldn't see this! 😔
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Jan 18, 2012

Praveen-Kumar
Wow! When was this doodle? Couldn't see this! 😔
It was visible for U.S. users only....😛
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PraveenKumar Purushothaman

@praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Jan 18, 2012

Pensu
It was visible for U.S. users only....😛
Oyee!!! Like what??? Wikipedia is hidden even for Indian users! 😔 PS: Should I type <a href="https://www.google.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Google</a> for seeing the effect??? 😒

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PraveenKumar Purushothaman

@praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Jan 18, 2012

Nopes, even Google.com doesn't show it... Should be IP based IP Restriction!!! Screw this SOPA and PIPA!!! 😛
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Jan 18, 2012

Praveen-Kumar
Nopes, even Google.com doesn't show it... Should be IP based IP Restriction!!! Screw this SOPA and PIPA!!! 😛
hehe......xda developers also said it need 50000 US citizen to sign the pledge.....😛
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PraveenKumar Purushothaman

@praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Jan 18, 2012

Pensu
hehe......xda developers also said it need 50000 US citizen to sign the pledge.....😛
Wow! 😀 Awesome!!! 😀 XDA?
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Pensu

@pensu-8tNeGU • Jan 18, 2012

Praveen-Kumar
Wow! 😀 Awesome!!! 😀 XDA?
Yeah, XDA developers is some big network for windows, android, iphone developers.
#-Link-Snipped-#

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