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India backs BRICS child safety pledge, but its age-verification rule has gone 5 years without a standard

India and BRICS pledged a safer digital environment for children, but the New Delhi Declaration sets no age-verification...

India and BRICS pledged a safer digital environment for children, but the New Delhi Declaration sets no age-verification standard, regulator or timeline, even as India faces pressure to act. The post India backs BRICS child safety pledge, but its age-verification rule has gone 5 years without a standard appeared first on MEDIANAMA.

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