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Big Tech will not regulate itself. Democracy has to

Summary by pearlsandirritations.com
Social media platforms have grown rich from systems that amplify outrage and harmful content. Australia’s proposed digital duty of care would shift responsibility back onto the companies that design them.
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Big Tech will not regulate itself. Democracy has to

Social media platforms have grown rich from systems that amplify outrage and harmful content. Australia’s proposed digital duty of care would shift responsibility back onto the companies that design them.

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pearlsandirritations.com broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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