On 3 January 2023, the Filter Bubble Transparency Act was rejected after failing to pass before the 117th Congress adjourned.
SourceThe Filter Bubble Transparency Act is introduced into the US House of Representatives. Under the bill, so-called `large-scale internet platforms` shall make the use of content filtering algorithms transparent to the user and allow the user to see an…
SourceSenator John Thune, with co-sponsors, reintroduced the Filter Bubble Transparency Act into the US Senate. Under the bill, so-called `large-scale internet platforms` shall make the use of content filtering algorithms transparent to the user and allow…
SourceSenator John Thune, with co-sponsors, reintroduced the Filter Bubble Transparency Act into the US Senate. The bill targets `large-scale internet platforms` which are defined as platforms which collect or process data for more than 1 million users on…
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