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Australia Proposes Law to Let Users Opt Out of Social Media Algorithms

Australia has introduced draft legislation requiring social media platforms to let users turn off algorithm-driven feeds, aiming to boost online safety and user control as Big Tech faces growing scrutiny.

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Government announces plan for social media algorithm opt-out law

Al Jazeera ↗

Ministers confirm penalties for non-compliance and target Big Tech firms

BBC World ↗

Draft law outlined as part of digital duty of care initiative

South China Morning Post ↗

Media spotlight enforcement concerns and public debate over feasibility

Sydney Morning Herald ↗

Prime Minister promotes 'my feed, my way' initiative to public

Sydney Morning Herald ↗

Law presented as next step following under-16 social media restrictions

Financial Times World ↗

Australia formally announces 'My Feed, My Way' bill

Deutsche Welle ↗

Officials criticize tech firms over unregulated product tests

NYT World News ↗

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