
Australia targets big tech with digital duty of care laws
The Australian government has introduced new digital duty of care laws requiring social media companies to give users control over their algorithmic feeds through a 'My Feed My Way' initiative. The draft legislation restricts content promoting eating disorders, misogyny, criminal activity, pornography and bullying, with non-compliance attracting fines exceeding $109 million. The Coalition has raised concerns about internet censorship and impacts on small businesses relying on social media platforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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