Supreme Court Calls Internet Access a Fundamental Right, Suggests Child Mode for Social Media
The Supreme Court has ruled that access to the internet is a fundamental right that extends to everyone, including minors. The bench stressed that children's online freedoms must be weighed against the need to keep them safe. The court also called for better methods to detect harmful content online. The ruling draws on earlier judgments that treated digital access as a constitutional entitlement. The court further suggested a 'child mode' for social media accounts as a possible safeguard.
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