Bombay HC Upholds Meta's Instagram Ban Over Alleged Sharing Of Nude Content With Minor (opens original article in a new tab)
Bombay High Court supported Meta's decision to permanently ban an Instagram account for allegedly sending nude content to a minor, stating online child exploitation is a serious crime and Meta's zero-tolerance policy is justified.
- Bombay High Court upheld Meta's permanent suspension of an Instagram account for alleged sharing of nude content with a minor
- Court stated online child sexual exploitation is a serious cyber-enabled crime causing harm to children
- Meta's zero-tolerance policy for child exploitation was deemed necessary and proportionate by the court
- Petitioner's challenge to account suspension was dismissed as no illegality was found in Meta's action
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