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October 20, 2026 (Tuesday) · Full brief →India's Supreme Court Orders a National Database for Child Sexual Abuse Material and Rejects Blanket Internet Bans for Children
The Court held that children share the fundamental right to access the internet, set two-hour reporting duties for platforms, and asked the Centre to consider exemplary penalties.
Read the full update → IND Domains and Free ExpressionDelhi High Court Seeks Replies From NIXI, MeitY and GoDaddy on Suspension of a NEET Protest Website
A petition says India's .IN domain registry suspended chalosansad.in three days after it was registered, without notice, reasons or a hearing, and has since given four different explanations.
Read the full update → EU Platform RegulationEU Courts Back Platform Designations: General Court Dismisses Stripchat's DSA Challenge as Advocate General Backs TikTok's DMA Gatekeeper Status
The General Court said the Commission could rely on the same Similarweb data Stripchat used, and an Advocate General proposed dismissing ByteDance's appeal over TikTok.
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Ongoing matters · All Trackers →- INDDomains and Free ExpressionNIXI's suspension of chalosansad.in: the Delhi High Court challenge1entry
- EUPlatform RegulationEU courts and platform designations under the DSA and DMA1entry
- INDAI and Child SafetySupreme Court push for statutory minors' social media rules: Just Rights for Children Alliance case2entries
- USLawyers and AICalifornia SB 574: rules for lawyers' use of generative AI1entry
- INDTelecomDoT's mandatory caller-name display (CNAP) on 4G and 5G1entry
- EUData ProtectionAutomated payment refusals and GDPR Article 22: Universal Versand (C-568/25)1entry
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Appeals Court Lets Florida Enforce Its Law Limiting Minors' Social Media Accounts
EU's AI Office Starts Enforcing the AI Act, Sending Information Requests After Two AI Lab Incidents
EU Court Adviser: Refusing Pay-Later Options by Algorithm Can Fall Under the GDPR's Limit on Automated Decisions
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India's AI Governance Framework: Regulation by Principle, Not by Statute
India has chosen a layered fabric of advisories, sectoral regulation, existing law, and principle-based guidance over a horizontal AI statute, contrasting sharply with the EU AI Act's prescriptive, risk-tiered model.
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