Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF)

We’ve come a long way, but we’re not there yet. From 220 to 451 members, this growth has been powered by people like you. Now, we need one final push to reach 1000. You can help by sharing IFF with your friends and family, sending a simple message, or even hosting a small fundraiser for a moment that matters to you. Every effort, no matter how small, helps us get closer. (Email Template in 2nd thread) Support our work: internetfreedom.in/donate

The good folks at the @internetfreedom work hard to resist censorship and ensure that the internet remains free. They’re fighting a battle that affects ALL OF US. Support them here. internetfreedom.in/donate/ @apar1984

Good morning everyone, We’ve reached ₹44,94,137 so far, and our member count now stands at 484. To get to 1,000, we still need 516 more people to join us. The past few days have been remarkable. Support has come in from every direction, from contributions as small as ₹1 to as large as ₹1 lakh. One supporter even gave ₹5,00,000. It’s difficult to fully express what that kind of trust means to us. Thank you for standing with us in so many ways. If you’ve been thinking about joining, this would really help us get closer to where we need to be. And if contributing isn’t possible right now, even sharing this with others can make a real difference. Speech doesn’t survive silence. If your account or post has been withheld in India, write to legal@internetfreedom.in with screenshots, URLs, and any platform notice. We document patterns, push back, and provide pro bono support. Share this. Break the silence. We fight the good fight with care. Support IFF. Donate today. internetfreedom.in/donate

Please help me spread the word and contribute: internetfreedom.in/to-fight-the-g… And please look up @internetfreedom.in if you haven't already 🖖 Best of Luck @apar1984

We are sorry but we only accept bank transfers from Indian banks and need PAN of donors. This is to ensure our regulatory compliance as we can only receive money from Indian nationals. IFF works in an environment of extremely high scrutiny and we take every measure to keep our books and donor receipts as per risk controls and rules.

@internetfreedom I & some group of people want to support you for the good cause, please Can you provide a Solana wallet address ?

When your post disappears, so does your chance to question it. No notice, no reasons, no appeal. That’s not moderation, that’s the erosion of due process.

@Sohan09498822 Sorry :( As a registered non-profit we only accept donations from Indian citizens and need PAN.

@internetfreedom I do not wish to provide my PAN while donating. Is there any other way?

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The petitions were drafted and filed by Adv. Rishav Ranjan, with arguments led by Adv. Apar Gupta. We are grateful to Mr. Ranjan for placing his trust in us, and to Molitics, Mr. Saral Patel, and Mr. Deepak Kumar for the courage to bring this systemic issue before the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi. IFF continues to provide pro-bono legal support to journalists and creators facing online censorship. If you’ve been blocked without explanation, reach out: legal@internetfreedom.in (10/10) Support our work: internetfreedom.in/donate

This undermines Rule 3(1)(d) of the amended IT Rules, 2025, which mandates clear, reasoned communication to affected users. (9/10)

IFF assisted in three petitions before the Delhi High Court challenging opaque account blockings via the Sahyog Portal under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act. (1/10) Read More: internetfreedom.in/iff-assists-in…

Any content restriction system must follow due process, necessity, and proportionality. Without that, the risk isn’t just overreach, it’s the quiet erosion of digital rights. (10/10) Support our work: internetfreedom.in/donate/

IFF is seeking disclosures on the number and legal basis of blocking and unblocking requests, the role of automation in moderation, and safeguards against overbroad censorship. (9/10)

When content disappears online, users are often left in the dark. No clear reasons, no documentation, no real chance to challenge the decision. This raises serious concerns about free speech in India. (1/10) Read More: internetfreedom.in/iffs-represent…