NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday asked all big social networking platforms to notify it on the status of compliance with all the new electronic principles which came into force now. The IT ministry has sought particulars of Chief Compliance Officer and Resident Grievance Officer made by the programs beneath the new social networking rules. In a letter, the ministry of information & electronics technology requested the businesses to publish their answers whenever possible, rather than now. Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology asks all of social networking intermediaries compliance information on the … https://t.co/Ahwy7JtrtV— ANI (@ANI) 1622034501000According into the new guidelines, platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube might need to take any material flagged from the government within 36 hours, and also establish a mechanism to react to complaints. They’ll also lose the formerly appreciated resistance for content posted by any third party user in their own platforms. The sole duty on these was to eliminate any illegal material they found in their own, or if it was emphasized to them from the nation, or even the judges, or some responsible/aggrieved celebration. Now it is a criminal and civil liability on these for any prohibited article, make it words, or even a movie or a movie. Especially, the rules need considerable social networking intermediaries – providing solutions mostly in the character of messaging – to – allow identification of those”initial originator” of their info which interrupts sovereignty of India, security of the country, or general purchase. This may have significant ramifications for gamers such as Twitter and WhatsApp. Facebook and Google on Tuesday had stated they’re working towards meeting the compliance requirements to the guidelines. (With inputs from PTI)