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Social media algorithms and misinformation

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Australia proposes opt-out law for social media algorithms
Australia has expanded its effort to rein in Big Tech’s influence by proposing legislation that would give social media users the choice to opt out of content recommended by algorithms.

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Australian Govt To Allow Opt Out Of Social Media Algorithms
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Australian social media users to be offered choice to opt out of algorithms
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Australia Targets Social Media Algorithms With New User-Choice Rules
Australia on Tuesday proposed giving social media users the option to select the content they see on their feeds, marking the next step in the government's ​push to improve online safety, following it...

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Big blow to Big Tech as Australia pushes to switch off social media algorithms: How this will work
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