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Is there a plan to start fining the social media companies themselves? Or raise their liability thresholds? This is sort of like the illegal-immigration debate
by JumpCrisscross 5mo ago
Is there a plan to start fining the social media companies themselves? Or raise their liability thresholds?
This is sort of like the illegal-immigration debate. If you’re serious about fixing it, go after employers. Same for underage social media users. If you want to actually solve it, you have to penalize the platforms.
- foldr 5mo agoThis is the plan in the UK, yes: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=4500988470135094 https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=4500988470135094
- ian_holt 5mo ago<s there a plan to start fining the social media companies themselves? Or raise their liability thresholds?> they will apparently be fined around AUD$50M if they fail to do due diligence (not sure how the legislation phrases. I am not sure if any social media company has at this stage. Unfortunately we have a dictator as a so-called e-safety commissioner backed up by an equally useless PM who seem to think all parents are unable to monitor themselves or their kids online behaviour
- pesus 5mo agoSeems like a drop in the bucket for these corporations. If anything, it'll just entrench the existing social media sites further and be another operating cost for them.
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