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'Internet access is fundamental right': SC suggests ‘child mode’ for social media accounts

Times of India - India ·
'Internet access is fundamental right': SC suggests ‘child mode’ for social media accounts

The Supreme Court has declared that internet access is a fundamental right applicable to all, including children.

This decision reinforces the significance of achieving a balance between safety and individual freedoms online for minors.

Moreover, the court advocates for enhancements in identifying harmful content.

This landmark ruling builds upon earlier verdicts that recognized digital access as a constitutional entitlement.

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