Australia says it won't let big tech have 'unfettered' access to kids澳大利亚表示，不会允许大型科技公司“不受限制地”接触儿童。
Australia said on Oct 15 it refused to allow big tech to have "unfettered" access to its kids as it formally introduced new legislation that would give users choice over what they see on their feeds.
Under the Digital Duty of Care bill, platforms such as Facebook, TikTok and Instagram will be required to give users the choice to opt out of the powerful algorithms that dictate what we see online. — Pexels
SYDNEY : Australia said on Oct 15 it refused to allow big tech to have "unfettered" access to its kids as it formally introduced new legislation that would give users choice over what they see on their feeds.
Under the centre-left Labour government's "Digital Duty of Care" bill, firms behind popular platforms such as Facebook, TikTok and Instagram will be required to give users the choice to opt out of the powerful algorithms that dictate what we see online.
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根据《数字责任法案》，Facebook、TikTok 和 Instagram 等平台将被要求允许用户选择退出强大的算法，这些算法决定了我们在网上看到的内容。—— Pexels
悉尼：澳大利亚于 10 月 15 日表示，拒绝允许大型科技公司“不受限制地”接触其儿童，并正式推出一项新立法，让用户可以选择自己在信息流中看到的内容。
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