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Government examines Meta’s recommendation system for intermediary status

The Centre is examining whether Meta’s recommendation systems and paid content promotion align with its intermediary status under India’s IT Act, amid concerns over content moderation, deepfakes and unlabelled AI content.

8 Aug 2026

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The Centre is examining whether Meta’s recommendation systems and paid content promotion align with its intermediary status under India’s IT Act, amid concerns over content moderation, deepfakes and unlabelled AI content.

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