> The solution here is breaking up the existing holding companies like Meta and YouTube into separate corporations so there are more independent platforms, and

> The solution here is breaking up the existing holding companies like Meta and YouTube into separate corporations so there are more independent platforms, and putting forward stronger public utility rules. I agree with this idea. However, if those social networks are regulated like public utilities how would they prevent meddling by the U.S. gov't just like China has meddled with TikTok via censoring/bannding user's/etc? A public utility social network would basically be beholden to the current administration by proxy would it not?