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Australia considers algorithm opt-out legislation for social media feeds

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Australia is exploring legislation that would allow users to opt out of algorithmic feeds on social media platforms.

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The Australian government is considering algorithm opt-out laws for social media apps, as reported by The Guardian. The initiative follows the country's recent social media restrictions and would give users control over what content they see in feeds, signaling potential regulatory shifts in how platforms operate.

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