> no more feeds showing content from outside social connections
replySo, kill all news agencies and reporters I guess? or would there be a carve out for incumbents so they can cement their market share? who controls the approval list?
News agencies don’t do personalized curation. Every reader, at least from the same city, gets exactly the same content.
reply> Every reader, at least from the same city, gets exactly the same content
replyThat alone is a value add people don't realize even as they're losing it: it created a shared reality you and locals inhabited, that you could have a conversation about.
Ban infinite scroll? Sounds like a slippery slope and also hard to enforce. I don't even know how you would craft such a law.
replyThis is far more to do with different people having different definitions for what constitutes a genocide with one very well funded minority group having a large stake in their version being the accepted one.
reply> tuning their social media systems to create addiction
replyExcept this has nothing to do with social media nor with children nor with addiction.
The first sentence of the article "under-16 social media ban".
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