Koo said that it controlled 54,235 posts from its users in June.
Twitter’s Indian alternative Koo said that it handled 54,235 posts from its users in June, while it received complaints related to 5,502 posts during this period. Ku said this in the monthly compliance report as mandated under the IT rules. Koo is the first social media platform, which has issued a compliance report under the new IT rules. The company said that it is the first Indian social media platform, which has released its monthly compliance report under the IT regulations that came into force from May 26.
Koo, which has added more than 6 million users, said its June 2021 report showed that its users complained about 5,502 posts, of which 22.7 percent (1,253) were deleted, while the rest ( 4,249) were taken against ‘other action’. Koo said it had proactively taken steps to control 54,235 posts, of which 2.2 per cent (1,996) were removed entirely, while the rest (52,239) were taken against “other action”.
What is Koo?
It is a micro blogging platform like Twitter. It is available as a website and on iOS and Google Play Store. You can post your thoughts publicly here and also follow other users. Posts of other users are shown in one feed. Here the character limit is 400. One can sign up for Ku using his mobile number. Users also have the option to link their Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter feeds to Ku profiles.
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