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Google to report child abuse content directly to Indian authorities
Source: reuters.com
Regulation & LegislationCybersecurity & Data PrivacyTechnology & Innovation
Google will begin reporting content flagged as child sexual abuse material directly to Indian authorities, departing from its global practice of routing reports first through a U.S. nonprofit. The move increases Google’s direct compliance obligations in India and may establish a precedent for localized content-reporting requirements in other markets.
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