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Australia targets social media algorithms in Big Tech fight

Australia proposed new legislation that would allow social media users to opt out of platforms' algorithms, a potentially far-reaching step that deepens regulatory efforts worldwide to rein in Big Tech and limit online harm.

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澳大利亚将矛头指向社交媒体算法,与大型科技公司展开斗争

Under the Labour government’s draft Digital Duty of Care bill, social media users in Australia would be able to block content suggested by algorithms, and instead choose the material they want in their feeds. — Pexels

Australia proposed new legislation that would allow social media users to opt out of platforms’ algorithms, a potentially far-reaching step that deepens regulatory efforts worldwide to rein in Big Tech and limit online harm.

Under the Labour government’s draft Digital Duty of Care bill released on Sept 8, social media users in Australia would be able to block content suggested by algorithms, and instead choose the material they want in their feeds.

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