High Court orders Meta to remove woman’s morphed images within 24 hours
A High Court has ordered Meta to remove objectionable pictures and links relating to a woman from its platforms within 24 hours, NDTV reported. The supplied material does not identify the woman, specify which platforms or describe the wider case, including the notices reportedly sent to CJP leaders.
A High Court has directed Meta to remove objectionable pictures and links relating to a woman from its platforms within 24 hours, according to NDTV. The order concerns images described in the report as morphed. It requires the social media company to take down all such pictures and links connected with the woman.
The supplied material does not identify the woman, name the case or state which High Court issued the order. It also does not provide Meta’s response or explain how the company is expected to comply with the deadline. The headline also refers to notices issued to CJP leaders, but the available report does not give details of those notices, the people who received them or the allegations involved.
No further information is provided about the origin of the images, whether they remain available elsewhere or what other directions the court issued. The reported order is limited in the supplied material to removal from Meta’s platforms within 24 hours.
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