Better yet, use straightforward antitrust to go after the bundling of content hosting with software to display the content. Using "third party" independent clie

Better yet, use straightforward antitrust to go after the bundling of content hosting with software to display the content. Using "third party" independent clients to display user content from Youtube, Twitter, etc should be a widespread practice, at which point those independent clients can present the service's recommendations (while controlling exactly what data points are input to them), and/or create/display their own recommendations entirely.