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Sure, so ban when they change the algorithm. But for some political powers even a current algorithm is a threat, because they cannot control it (like they could
by octacat 2y ago
Sure, so ban when they change the algorithm.
But for some political powers even a current algorithm is a threat, because they cannot control it (like they could do with the local media).
- throw-the-towel 2y agoBut how would the gov't know they changed the algorithm? It's not like TikTok sends newsletters to the House of Commons.
- octacat 2y agoThey could request an audit (and ban if tiktok refuses). They could monitor the results they are getting in the recommendations based on specific list of criteria. They could propose moderation rules tiktok would have to follow (kinda similar to how it operates in China - they have a different algorithm there). They could request tiktok servers to be in Canada.