The right to appeal is still missing from online safety conversations
Online safety has focussed on regulating content that Big Tech companies allow on their platforms. But when it comes to regulation around content or accounts that are removed, suspended or quietly demoted on social media, there is little regulation on offer. Carolina Are argues that the current routes of appeal offered by Big Tech companies … Continued The post The right to appeal is still missing from online safety conversations first appeared on LSE British Politics .
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