People should really be more considering this as "Truth in advertising" type law. This isn't about whether Twitter follows it's policies as written, as you woul

People should really be more considering this as "Truth in advertising" type law. This isn't about whether Twitter follows it's policies as written, as you would be hard pressed to convict any company for merely not following it's own rules for something that isn't illegal (allowing inflammatory speech on your platform, or even signal boosting such speech), but more at requiring companies be honest about how they moderate their consumer participation. This law is so consumers can make educated choices about the platforms they want to use.