Social media platforms are losing their status as neutral carriers by censoring content, which exposes them to liability and pressures from both sides of the political spectrum.

When the government holds power over social media platforms, there's a risk that it could be misused for political or financial gain, undermining our freedoms.

The next revolution in social media may involve removing fake accounts and ensuring authenticity in user interactions.

Brazil is more social media savvy than India, as users there tend to spend more time on social media, create more content, and engage more actively.

The issue of mental health predates TikTok and the internet, but we take responsibility for investing in understanding and addressing these concerns to keep our platform safe.

I made commitments during the congressional hearing to ensure TikTok remains a platform for freedom of expression, free from government manipulation, and to maintain transparency through third-party monitoring.

India will become the use case capital of AI globally, leveraging its experience in building population-scale digital infrastructure and a tech-savvy political leadership that balances innovation with safeguards.

YouTube is a global platform, and the conversations we have about content creation and consumption are relevant not just in India but across the world.

We are committed to addressing the mental health concerns associated with social media by proactively removing mature content unsuitable for teenagers and redirecting searches for sensitive terms to safety resources.