Labour proposes digital duty of care in new social media policy
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Labour goes beyond social media ban with plan to tackle tech giants
Labour’s new online safety policy expands on National’s platform, targeting platform algorithms, addictive design and the root causes of online harm The post Labour goes beyond social media ban with plan to tackle tech giants appeared first on Newsroom.
Labour To Make It Safer For Kiwis Online
“Labour will put basic rules in place for big technology companies, give people more control over their online experience, and strengthen protections against harmful content,” said Labour Leader Chris Hipkins.
Labour pledges under-16 social media ban and ‘Digital Duty of Care’ law
Labour has promised a Digital Duty of Care law that would require online platforms to protect Kiwis from “harmful content and addictive designs”. The party also pledged to get National’s Bill banning social media for under-16s through its first reading and into Select Committee within 100 days. Labour’s law proposal would require people to verify […]
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