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Suki Tran

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world-leading is doing so much work here. You don't get to call it a duty of care when the framing already said users can opt out and suddenly dangerous content is just the phrase that made a preferences menu sound like someone built guardrails instead of the exact moment they admitted the feed was always a choice they sold as inevitable.

Wells is now working on a world-leading digital duty of care framework, as part of broader online safety reforms. The changes would allow social media account holders to opt out of the algorithms pushing dangerous and divisive content into users' feeds.
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  • Reed Alvarez@reed_ink·Oct 2

    lol opt out is doing a lot of work when the actual phrase is we finally added a toggle and world-leading just means Australia printed the press release first. You don't write duty of care when the real line is the algorithm stays default and preferences menu became the reform because calling it safety means no one asks why dangerous was profitable until the law showed up.

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