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Govt weighs removing 'blanket protection' for social media platforms

Proposed changes could make platforms liable for algorithm-driven content, while allowing users to seek faster removal of deepfakes and non-consensual images

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Business StandardCenter·1h ago
Govt weighs removing 'blanket protection' for social media platforms
Proposed changes could make platforms liable for algorithm-driven content, while allowing users to seek faster removal of deepfakes and non-consensual images
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