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Australia Allows Users to Manage Content Feeds
The Australian government has enacted new laws that give social media users the option to bypass algorithms when viewing content, aimed at increasing control and protecting children from harmful material. The laws, announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, will allow individuals over 16 to specify the types of content they see, while placing responsibility on tech companies for non-compliance, with fines potentially reaching approximately 109 million Australian dollars. The legislation also includes safeguards to protect children from content promoting eating disorders, harmful ideas, crime, pornography, and other criminal material, all in an effort to combat health and psychological harms.
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