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Content blocking in India: what users are told, and when

A Lumen notice dated October 21 lists its sender as redacted and leaves the law field blank; the Internet Freedom Foundation calls the order secret, disproportionate and unlawful.

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21 Oct 2026 first covered
26 Oct 2026 last update

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  1. Reddit Blocks 26 Posts on the India–China Border in India Under a Government Order That Names No Law or Agency

    A Lumen notice dated October 21 lists its sender as redacted and leaves the law field blank; the Internet Freedom Foundation calls the order secret, disproportionate and unlawful.

    Read the full update → Source: MediaNama, October 26, 2026
  2. India: Punjab and Haryana High Court Says a Police Superintendent Could Not Block a News Page, and Users Must Be Sent a Copy of Takedown Notices

    The Court held that India's IT Rules require an officer not below the rank of DIG, and directed that the owner of a blocked Facebook page be given a copy of any such notice when it goes to the platform.

    Read the full update → Source: MediaNama, October 21, 2026
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