AustraliaDebate over Australia's proposed Digital Duty of Care Bill and censorship concerns
Concerns are being raised about Australia's proposed Digital Duty of Care Bill, with critics warning it is a rebranded version of a defeated misinformation/disinformation bill that could lead to censorship.
Background
Governments worldwide are grappling with regulating online content, often citing concerns about misinformation and harm. This has led to ongoing debates between authorities seeking greater control and civil liberties advocates warning against potential censorship and restrictions on free expression. Australia's proposed legislation is part of this broader global trend.
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Debate over Australia's proposed Digital Duty of Care Bill
First report 8h agoLast update 4h agoCritics, including Michael Shellenberger, warn that the Digital Duty of Care Bill is a dangerous attempt to introduce censorship and grant terrifying new powers to authorities.
The Greens are pushing for stronger protections and tougher penalties for tech giants, advocating for the right to sue big tech companies, as Labor seeks to pass its digital safety laws.
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