X Corp. & Alphabet Inc.

X Corp.: X Corp., along with Meta Platforms and Alphabet Inc., has been directed by the India — Delhi High Court to remove infringing URLs within 72 hours if other defendants fail to comply, highlighting their role in content moderation.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc., along with Meta Platforms and X Corp., has been directed by the India — Delhi High Court to remove infringing URLs within 72 hours if other defendants fail to comply, highlighting their role in content moderation.

X Corp.: X Corp., formerly Twitter, did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding Canada's new digital safety bill.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc., which owns Google — YouTube, expressed its commitment to working with the Canadian federal government to establish higher safety standards for all platforms. The company aims to provide parents with confidence and control over their children's online experiences.

X Corp.: X Corp. (formerly Twitter) is involved in a class-action lawsuit where Elon Musk is accused of deceptive behavior during its acquisition, potentially impacting its stock price and investor relations.

X Corp.: X Corp. (formerly Twitter) is named as a defendant as an intermediary for its platform where deepfakes of Gautam Gambhir were disseminated.