The protections of Section 230, part of the Communications Decency Act, were designed for early online platforms and may no longer be suitable for modern social media.
Today’s social media platforms use sophisticated algorithms to curate content, distinguishing them from older platforms which were more passive in content management.
The shift from passively discovering content to algorithmically tailored feeds represents a significant evolution in how online communication platforms operate.
As social media giants leverage ads and partnerships to monetize, maintaining user engagement has become essential, altering the dynamics established by earlier online services.
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