Hate speech has risen and verification may no longer be free since Musk’s takeover, prompting questions about what Twitter was fundamentally about.

Courts have previously warned against internet suspension on the grounds of examination, calling shutdowns "disproportionate and unjustified."

The richest man in the world acting as the messiah of transparency and democracy spells concern.

One of the "anti-national" activities in the undertaking includes “participating in an unlawful gathering or protest."

Munawar Faruqui's persecution ushers in the era of "thoughtcrime," making it imperative to ask why comedy remains a platform for advancing social justice.

In an Indian context, hate speech posts against the farmers’ protest end up demonizing people and frame them as anti-government on Facebook.

Misinformation spreads like wildfire on the internet. YouTube's move prompts questioning tech giants on what it takes to stop this.

Erendro Leichombam was detained on May 13 under the stringent national security law, with officials saying his remarks caused "social unrest."

The cyber-surveillance weapon Pegasus may have been used by leaders globally to spy on pro-democracy activists, journalists, and critics.

"By February 2016, the attacker had compromised not just [Surendra] Gadling's computer, but also the email accounts of multiple defendants in the Bhima Koregaon case," Arsenal said.

The increased use of Section 69A of the IT Act shows the expanding appetite for controlling information in the public domain.

Experts have expressed concern over misuse of sedition laws to “use, abuse and chill free speech."

While the policy will bring much-needed Internet access to underserved parts of India, critics of similar efforts have raised privacy and security concerns.

"As a democracy, we should be open and accepting of dissent and criticism,” says Advocate Radhika Jhalani.