Internet Management Committee Publishes Guidelines for Regulating Social Networks
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Internet Management Committee Presents 46 Guidelines for the Regulation of Social Networks in Brazil
Internet Manager Committee launches guide for social media regulation The Internet Manager Committee in Brazil presented on Thursday (17) a guide for the regulation of social networks in Brazil. They are suggestions for rules to preserve freedom of expression with transparency and security. The booklet brings the work of a year. The consensus of various sectors of Brazilian society, divided into 46 guidelines, on how social networks should work …
CGI.br's guidelines defend sovereignty and transparency, and the fight against violations of competition and human rights.
Document will serve to guide and subsidize decisions of Congress, the Judiciary and regulatory bodies on the functioning of platforms in the country
The Internet Management Committee in Brazil (CGI.br) released this Thursday (17) document with 46 guidelines for regulating social media platforms in Brazil. The text sets out parameters on the responsibility of companies for third-party content, limits to the use of artificial intelligence, rules of algorithmic transparency and combating market abuse.The aim is that the recommendations function as a conceptual guide to guide new bills and subsi…
I found all 46 guidelines quite reasonable, and that's why I imagine they'll be fought with iron and fire by big techs.
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