Australian govt to compel social media companies to proactively keep users safe ...Middle East

Canberra: The Australian government has announced a new plan to force social media companies to take proactive steps to ensure the well-being of their users. Michelle Rowland, the Minister for Communications, on Wednesday night, committed to legislate Digital Duty of Care regulations for technology companies, Xinhua news agency reported. Under the proposed plan, social media companies would be obligated to continually monitor their platforms for risks to users and take preventative action to prevent foreseeable harm. “What’s required is a shift away from reacting to harms by relying on content regulation alone, and moving towards systems-based prevention,” Rowland said in a speech. “This, a

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