Is Indian law equipped to catch wrongdoers in metaverse?

By cineramaNovember 6, 2022Metaverse

Metaverse and its applications, though nascent, are advancing rapidly. Are regulations in place yet? Intellectual property protection is mission-critical in metaverse, where content is continuously created by users while […]

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Is Indian law equipped to catch wrongdoers in metaverse?

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