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  1. Australian government introduced new legislation targeting personalized feeds of major platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Meta.

A draft bill has been introduced mandating operational changes for digital service providers, driven by the Australian government's new legislation targeting major platforms like TikTok.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 9
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A draft bill has been introduced mandating operational changes for digital service providers, driven by the Australian government's new legislation targeting major platforms like TikTok.

Who's involved

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TikTokAnika Wells

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  1. Minister Anika Wells is involved as Australia considers social media legislation.1 source
  2. Wells and Albanese promote digital duty of care laws, gaining support from Hanson-Young.1 source
  3. Draft bill mandates operational changes for digital service providers, linked to Australian government policy discussions.1 source

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Australian government introduced new legislation targeting personalized feeds of major platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Meta. All 1 developments

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