US Shoots Across PM's Bow on Big Tech 'Extortion'
The White House called the penalties extortion and said the administration remains committed to raising the issue with trading partners.
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AUSTRALIA has proposed legislation to allow users to opt out of social media algorithms. The Trump administration has criticized the plan, but Canberra insists it is in the national interest.
Trump slams Australia’s social media crackdown as ‘extortion’
US President Donald Trump has condemned Australia’s recent moves to clamp down on social media – predominantly run by American tech companies – as “a form of extortion”, hinting at more threats to come. “President Trump has unequivocally warned trading partners against imposing digital services taxes, fines, and other forms of extortion on America’s leading technology sector,” White House economics spokesman Kush Desai said on Tuesday night, as …
Australia sees no threat to US ties after social media reforms
Australia maintains strong US ties despite White House criticism of social media reforms that allow users to opt out of algorithms and face fines for non-compliance. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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