Australia will this week release an exposure draft of its proposed “digital duty of care” law, under which social-media platforms could be required to give users more control over algorithmic feeds and meet new online-safety standards, a minister has said. In an interview with Australia’s public broadcaster ABC on Monday, Communications Minister Anika Wells said the laws would require Big Tech to provide Australians, particularly children, with basic safety standards comparable to those expected of the car, food and toy industries.Read More
