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flag India's Supreme Court ruled that private apps like WhatsApp don’t guarantee free speech rights, upholding user accountability under platform terms.

flag The Supreme Court of India dismissed a petition by Dr. Raman Kundra, ruling that access to private digital platforms like WhatsApp is not a fundamental right. flag The court emphasized that users must follow platform terms, rejecting claims that account blocks infringe free speech. flag It advised seeking remedies through regulatory or civil channels and recommended using alternative apps, notably the Indian-made Arattai, a secure, end-to-end encrypted messaging service promoted under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. flag The court’s decision underscores the distinction between public rights and private service agreements.

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