GENERAL15 Sept 2026
Meta agrees to share details of CSAM with Indian law enforcement agencies
Meta will now share child sexual abuse material (CSAM) details directly with Indian law enforcement agencies. This follows several rounds of talks with the government. Until now, Meta reported such cases only to a US-based group, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which then coordinated with agencies worldwide. If you run a platform or handle user content, review your reporting process and keep records ready.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Meta has agreed to share details of child sexual abuse material with Indian law enforcement agencies.
- The move follows multiple rounds of government talks with Meta.
- Till now, Meta reported such instances only to the US-based National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, which coordinated with agencies across the world.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business hosts user content, review how you report and record harmful material, and check with a legal professional about the duties that apply to you.
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