Lindsay
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What’s the difference between a gov controlling an algorithm, silently eliminating reach for things it doesn’t like, vs the same gov using its power, to demand that the platform remove the things it doesn’t like.?
In China they are overt. With TikTok in the US, they control silently
In China they are overt. With TikTok in the US, they control silently
January 19, 2025 at 5:10 PM
What’s the difference between a gov controlling an algorithm, silently eliminating reach for things it doesn’t like, vs the same gov using its power, to demand that the platform remove the things it doesn’t like.?
In China they are overt. With TikTok in the US, they control silently
In China they are overt. With TikTok in the US, they control silently
Reposted by Lindsay
TikTok, Lemon 8, and CapCut are all gone.
Not AR-15’s. Not carcinogenic additives. Not Child Corn.
Those apps are “more dangerous” according to the U.S. government.
And they’re right.
They SHOULD be afraid of The People.
Not AR-15’s. Not carcinogenic additives. Not Child Corn.
Those apps are “more dangerous” according to the U.S. government.
And they’re right.
They SHOULD be afraid of The People.
January 19, 2025 at 11:32 AM
TikTok, Lemon 8, and CapCut are all gone.
Not AR-15’s. Not carcinogenic additives. Not Child Corn.
Those apps are “more dangerous” according to the U.S. government.
And they’re right.
They SHOULD be afraid of The People.
Not AR-15’s. Not carcinogenic additives. Not Child Corn.
Those apps are “more dangerous” according to the U.S. government.
And they’re right.
They SHOULD be afraid of The People.