The idea that leaving Twitter for other alternatives is akin to quitting a battle is erroneous. We don't sign up on SM platforms to fight. We don't HAVE to deal with trolls and bigots unleashed on us by a system that is designed to profit off of this interaction. Our FoE includes the right to engage on our own terms.
So stay if you wish to. Leave if you wish to. No value judgment attached to either. It's a goddamn social media profile!
In light of the Pegasus/WhatsApp surveillance scandal, a piece on how India must reform its surveillance architecture - and how a recent Bombay High Court judgment shows the way.
The Bombay High Court basically held: (a) surveillance is illegal except in a public emergency or for public safety, (2) evidence obtained through surveillance cannot be used in court, and (3) material obtained through surveillance must be destroyed. All three very important findings.
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#kashmir has been under lock down for over three months. Lets keep reminding people of that.
A threat of demographic change looms over the heads of the residents of a UN-recognised disputed region.
Twitter emerges as a top threat to democracy in India and across the world
The case of Sanjay Hegde is a turning point, making it clear that Twitter is aligning with authoritarian regimes that target dissenters.
@DilliDurAst writes
https://theprint.in/opinion/twitter-is-top-threat-to-democracy-in-india-and-world/317641/
Twitter emerges as a top threat to democracy in India and across the world
The case of Sanjay Hegde is a turning point, making it clear that Twitter is aligning with authoritarian regimes that target dissenters.
🐘[email protected] writes
https://theprint.in/opinion/twitter-is-top-threat-to-democracy-in-india-and-world/317641/