India has introduced stricter rules for social media platforms to combat AI-generated deepfakes and unlawful synthetic content. Under the amended IT Rules, platforms must remove illegal AI-generated content within three hours of receiving a valid notice from the government or a court. The new framework also mandates clear labeling of AI-generated content, metadata for traceability, and faster grievance redressal for complaints involving impersonation, nudity, and child sexual abuse material.

India Tightens Deepfake Rules: Social Media Platforms Must Remove Illegal AI Content Within 3 Hours

According to reports, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is set to device clear code of conduct rules for soldiers on social media.

The country's defence forces will set up a "task force" comprising of members of the military and social media experts to determine social media guidelines for soldiers.

The move is aimed at setting rules for on-duty personnel active on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and other social media platforms, reports said.

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Currently, IDF soldiers are barred from posting their photos on social media with their uniforms including those of military sites and bases.

The timeline for the new rules is still unclear as the IDF begins the task of setting new rules for its personnel in the digital space.&nbsp;

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Reports claim the new rules are not aimed at curtailing the freedom of the soldiers but will be designed to streamline&nbsp;operations with the view to ensure national security.

Reports claim the army has already begun consultations with experts to formulate the new plan with the initiative currently in its initial stage.&nbsp;

(With inputs from Agencies)

According to reports, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is set to device clear code of conduct rules for soldiers on social media. The country's defence forces will set up a "task force" comprising of members of the military and social media experts to determine social media guidelines for soldiers.

According to reports, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is set to device clear code of conduct rules for soldiers on social media. The country's defence forces will set up a "task force" comprising of members of the military and social media experts to determine social media guidelines for soldiers. The move is aimed at setting rules for on-duty personnel active on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and other social media platforms, reports said. Also Read: Emma Watson's pro-Palestine post draws criticism from Israel minister Currently, IDF soldiers are barred from posting their photos on social media with their uniforms including those of military sites and bases. The timeline for the new rules is still unclear as the IDF begins the task of setting new rules for its personnel in the digital space. Also Read: All-women combat platoon on cards in Israel, says report Reports claim the new rules are not aimed at curtailing the freedom of the soldiers but will be designed to streamline operations with the view to ensure national security. Reports claim the army has already begun consultations with experts to formulate the new plan with the initiative currently in its initial stage. (With inputs from Agencies)

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India Tightens Deepfake Rules: Social Media Platforms Must Remove Illegal AI Content Within 3 Hours

Israel's defence force to create guidelines for soldiers on social media