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Australia to mandate algorithm opt-outs and chronological feed options on social platforms

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Australia is implementing regulations that require social media platforms to offer chronological feeds as a default option, letting users opt out of algorithmic ranking.

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Social Media Today reports that new Australian regulations will mandate social platforms to allow users to set chronological feeds as the default, giving users the ability to opt out of algorithmic feeds. The move aims to increase user control over how content is ranked and displayed on their feeds.

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