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Vaishnaw puts onus on social media platforms to curb online harm, stops short of safe-harbour clarity

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Vaishnaw said social media companies could no longer remain passive intermediaries as the digital ecosystem evolved and must take responsibility for the harmful consequences of content circulated through their platforms, including cyber fraud and so-called digital arrest scams.

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