When Big Tech goes beyond serving as a platform to host third-party ideas and instead abuses their role as a content moderator, using algorithms to pick and choose what people see or silencing opinions that run counter to their agenda, they should not be granted the protections afforded by Section 230.
Johnson argues for accountability of Big Tech regarding content moderation.
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