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So they exempt platforms with deep pockets ? So much for the "I like small business" meme politicians love to bring up.
by jmclnx 4y ago
So they exempt platforms with deep pockets ? So much for the "I like small business" meme politicians love to bring up.
- openasocket 4y agoThey also exempt social media companies with less than 100 million gross revenue
- toxicFork 4y agoSo which ones does it apply to in the end?
- jcl 4y agoPer the article, probably just Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
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- b800h 4y agoFacebook and Twitter, I think.
- Taywee 4y ago> That may limit the new age restrictions to just Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. So pretty much it's a specifically worded bill to just hit those three.
- wongarsu 4y agoOr alternatively Twitter and Meta are the only ones not successfully lobbying for an exemption. After all, the exemptions for everyone else seem to be various last-minute amendments.
- wongarsu 4y agoTwitter, Facebook, and Instagram
- marcosdumay 4y agoWell, from the article, if you make a mildly successful multiplayer game, you better allow players to share tick-tock style videos too, or it will apply to you. But I have no idea if the article representation of it is correct (that would be a first), and no interest on reading the original.
- Thorrez 4y agoVideo games are also exempted.
- concordDance 4y agoOther way around. Only applies to big ones.
- cscurmudgeon 4y ago> That may limit the new age restrictions to just Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. It seems like TikTok and Google lobbied hard to escape.