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Instagram Facebook Tiktok and Snap Wants to YouTube Banned in Australia Reason will Shock You

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Instagram Facebook Tiktok and Snap Wants to YouTube Banned in Australia Reason will Shock You

Other companies, including Meta and SNAP, have been washed and fell behind YouTube. These companies have also demanded the government of Australia to ban YouTube. In fact, the Australian government took a big step and banned using social media for children under the age of 16, but YouTube was kept out of it. Now the rest of the companies say that YouTube should also be banned for children under 16 years of age. Why do the rest of the companies want to ban YouTube? Meta and Snap etc. of tickets,…

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Uttarakhand BJP Chief Mahendra Bhatt Threatened People Over Posting On Social Media Know What the Law Says

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Uttarakhand BJP Chief Mahendra Bhatt Threatened People Over Posting On Social Media Know What the Law Says

Social media law: There has been a lot of ruckus in the hill state Uttarakhand for the last few days, now you must be thinking that the talk of waving between two leaders in Khanpur is outdated … But now another MLA and Minister did something like this. Diya, after which Uttarakhand is once again in the headlines. Uttarakhand Finance Minister Premchand Aggarwal is angry with what people said about the mountains and hills in a fiery manner in the assembly. At the same time, instead of damage control by…

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If you speak ill of Shahbaz government, you will have to go to jail in Pakistan! New law made for social media

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If you speak ill of Shahbaz government, you will have to go to jail in Pakistan! New law made for social media

The Pakistani government has implemented a controversial new law to tighten its grip on social media, which critics consider a threat to democratic freedoms and freedom of expression. According to Pakistan newspaper The Dawn, this law was passed in the Lower House of Parliament on Thursday (23 January 2025), in which the government has been given broad powers to control online content. Provisions to block platforms and send users to jail Under the new law, it will be mandatory for social media companies to register with a government controlled authority.…

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