If a US court can pressure Meta into making significant changes to its platforms, why is our government still relying on optional curfews, strongly worded statements and unworkable bans?
Munira Wilson: “If a US court can pressure Meta into making significant changes to its platforms, why is our government still relying on…”
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Questioning the UK government's approach to social media regulation.
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