Meta India’s head was summoned for the third time this week over allegations that the company’s advertising platform hosted child‑abuse content. The latest notice follows an earlier summons on September 9 by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
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Meta announced it will forward reports of child sexual abuse material identified on its platforms to Indian law enforcement, following recent high‑level talks with the government. The decision comes after Meta’s global executives were summoned to New Delhi last month over concerns about online child‑abuse content.
The complaint, lodged Wednesday in the Northern District of California by an anonymous plaintiff identified as Jane Doe 1, alleges that xAI designed Grok to alter real photographs of identifiable people into sexual content and then published the results directly to the X social media platform (formerly Twitter).
