Al gener de 2018, Alemanya va aprovar la llei NetzDG que exigia plataformes com Facebook, Twitter i YouTube per eliminar el contingut il·legal percebut en un termini de 24 hores o set dies, segons el càrrec, o arriscar una multa de 50 milions d’euros (60 milions de dòlars). Al juliol de 2018, representants de Facebook, Google i Twitter van negar al comitè judicial de la Càmera de Representants dels Estats Units que censura el contingut per motius polítics. Durant l’audiència, els membres del Congrés republicà van cri…
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How do you feel about governments deciding what kind of content should be removed from social media platforms?
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Have you ever witnessed or experienced online content being removed or censored, and how did it make you feel?
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Do you think fake news is such a serious issue that governments should regulate what gets posted online?
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When social media companies censor content, do you think they are protecting users or limiting free expression?
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How can social media platforms balance the need to stop harmful content without silencing free speech?
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Do you think the threat of major fines encourages companies to act responsibly, or does it make them overly cautious?
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Should individuals be allowed to decide for themselves what information is true or false, or should authorities step in?
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Have you ever shared or come across content online that was later taken down? How did that affect your trust in the platform?
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How should social media handle offensive but not illegal content, considering diverse global views?
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Do you think social media companies have the power to shape political and social opinions through content regulation?
