Zuckerberg apologizes to India over child content

Reports have indicated that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, apologized to the Indian government over content involving child sexual exploitation on the company's platforms, as well as operational issues such as the spread of deepfake content (deep fakes). This came during a meeting between Meta executives and Indian government officials, amid growing regulatory pressure on the company. The Indian government demanded that Meta remove the abusive content and explain how such material was allowed to be published, while the company reaffirmed its commitment to zero-tolerance policies against child exploitation and to strengthening detection systems. India had previously ordered the removal of ads and content promoting child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, and had stepped up laws holding social media platforms accountable for illegal content.

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