The US embassy in Canberra has raised "serious concerns" over Australia's proposed laws that would give its social media users the choice to opt out of Big Tech algorithms, calling it "censorship of ...

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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. The US embassy in Canberra has raised “serious concerns” over Australia’s ...

Adam Mosseri spent a press briefing arguing against a law that would make Instagram prompt users to switch off the algorithm. The option already exists. It just goes back to default every time you ...

"Good to have choice": Australians on opting-out of social media algorithms The US has criticised Australia's proposal to give users the ability to opt out of social media algorithms, saying it ...

The US government criticized Australia’s plan to clamp down on social media algorithms and harmful content online, opening up a fresh political front in Canberra’s campaign to get tougher on Big Tech.

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The US has criticised Australia's proposal to give users the ability to opt out of social media algorithms, saying it amounts to "censorship of protected speech". Under Australia's draft digital duty ...