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50 OTT Platforms Disabled for Displaying Obscene Content
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The government has disabled 50 OTT platforms for displaying obscene content and other violations. The move is seen as a crackdown on online content that is deemed objectionable.
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50 OTT Platforms Disabled for Displaying Obscene Content
The government has disabled 50 OTT platforms for displaying obscene content and other violations. The move is seen as a crackdown on online content that is deemed objectionable. The government has been cracking down on online content that is deemed to be in violation of its guidelines. The disabled platforms will have to comply with the government's guidelines before they can be re-enabled.
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