> The regulation of advertising would seem to necessarily imply the regulation of any ad-funded social media. No, it would imply the regulation of advertisemen

> The regulation of advertising would seem to necessarily imply the regulation of any ad-funded social media. No, it would imply the regulation of advertisements that are displayed on social media not the actual content or algorithms of social media. Advertisements are regulated, the rest of the content people put on social media is not (outside of very narrow things like credible, true, threats). Content doesn't suddenly become saddled with the same regulations as advertisements themselves just because it's hosted on an ad-supported platform.