Twitter is in a standoff with Indian authorities over the government's new digital rules. Critics see the rules as an attempt to curb free speech, while others say more action is needed to hold tech giants accountable.

Celebrities and Content Creators have described the ban of twitter operations in Nigeria as ill-advised.

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The Federal Government says it would restore Twitter operations in Nigeria if the platform would be used responsibly by the citizens.

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Nigeria's information minister said the platform was being used to "undermine" Nigeria, though gave no examples. The US media giant recently deleted a tweet from Nigeria's president for being "abusive" toward minorities.

Only users in Canada and Australia can currently sign up for the extra features — but there's still no edit button.

vPolice in India's capital visited Twitter's offices to serve a notice about a tweet being tagged as "manipulated media." The post in question was by the ruling party's spokesperson Sambit Patra.

Twitter has suspended several accounts that were set up to share statements from former US President Donald Trump’s website. Trump was banned from Twitter earlier this year.

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