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Australia proposes law to allow users to opt out of social media algorithms

The Australian government plans to introduce draft legislation requiring social media platforms to allow users to opt out of algorithms. Communications Minister Anika Wells emphasized the importance of user choice, while opposition leader Angus Taylor expressed concerns about potential censorship. The proposed law follows previous measures aimed at protecting children from online harm.

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The Australian government plans to introduce draft legislation requiring social media platforms to allow users to opt out of algorithms. Communications Minister Anika Wells emphasized the importance of user choice, while opposition leader Angus Taylor expressed concerns about potential censorship. The proposed law follows previous measures aimed at protecting children from online harm.

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Australia’s proposed ‘opt out’ law targets Big Tech algorithms

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Australia proposes law to allow users to opt out of social media algorithms