<p>US-based microblogging platform Twitter has said it received 120 grievances and "actioned" 167 URLs between June 26 and July 25.</p>.<p>The company in its latest monthly compliance report as mandated by the IT rules also said it had suspended 31,637 accounts via proactive data monitoring in the said period.</p>.<p>These complaints were received via Twitter's Grievance Officer - India channel and included content on Twitter. This includes complaints received from individual users with accompanying court orders, the report said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/twitter-prima-facie-in-compliance-with-new-it-rules-centre-tells-delhi-hc-court-seeks-affidavit-1018183.html" target="_blank">Twitter 'prima facie' in compliance with new IT Rules, Centre tells Delhi HC; court seeks affidavit</a></strong></p>.<p>Twitter said the majority of complaints received via Grievance Officer channel during the reporting period fell into categories like abuse/harassment, followed by misinformation/synthetic and manipulated media, defamation and IP-related infringement, hateful conduct and impersonation.</p>.<p>The company said in India, Twitter users can report grievances via the Grievance mechanism by using the contact details available on the Grievance Officer - India page. Twitter does not require such reporters to be registered with Twitter, or have a Twitter user ID in order to file a grievance, it added.</p>.<p>Earlier, Twitter had faced flak for various actions taken on tweets and accounts of high-profile users and delay in compliance with the IT rules that came into effect in May this year.</p>
<p>US-based microblogging platform Twitter has said it received 120 grievances and "actioned" 167 URLs between June 26 and July 25.</p>.<p>The company in its latest monthly compliance report as mandated by the IT rules also said it had suspended 31,637 accounts via proactive data monitoring in the said period.</p>.<p>These complaints were received via Twitter's Grievance Officer - India channel and included content on Twitter. This includes complaints received from individual users with accompanying court orders, the report said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/twitter-prima-facie-in-compliance-with-new-it-rules-centre-tells-delhi-hc-court-seeks-affidavit-1018183.html" target="_blank">Twitter 'prima facie' in compliance with new IT Rules, Centre tells Delhi HC; court seeks affidavit</a></strong></p>.<p>Twitter said the majority of complaints received via Grievance Officer channel during the reporting period fell into categories like abuse/harassment, followed by misinformation/synthetic and manipulated media, defamation and IP-related infringement, hateful conduct and impersonation.</p>.<p>The company said in India, Twitter users can report grievances via the Grievance mechanism by using the contact details available on the Grievance Officer - India page. Twitter does not require such reporters to be registered with Twitter, or have a Twitter user ID in order to file a grievance, it added.</p>.<p>Earlier, Twitter had faced flak for various actions taken on tweets and accounts of high-profile users and delay in compliance with the IT rules that came into effect in May this year.</p>
