- Australian inquiry into platform content moderation, involving major tech companies Meta, Google, and Gab.
- Meta is facing scrutiny regarding its content moderation policies, leading to a review of draft legislation by the Cabinet and passage through Parliament.
Parliament proposed digital duty of care mandates requiring opt-out tools for online platforms.
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Updated Sep 16
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What happened
Parliament proposed digital duty of care mandates requiring opt-out tools for online platforms.
Who's involved
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Meta is facing scrutiny regarding its content moderation policies, leading to a review of draft legislation by the Cabinet and passage through Parliament.Also in this story
- Government pressure and Supreme Court involvement impact Meta's content policies.
- MeitY seeks to push a Bill through Parliament while summoning Meta over content removal, following the removal of Modi's post.
- Robert Abela, Prime Minister of Malta, had his amendments approved by the Cabinet.
The entities involved
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Meta
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parliament
legislative body of government