Question for all regardless of where you live...

I've been following the U.S. vs TikTok court battle and along with other cases in the recent past, I'm wondering if it is time for "Big Brother" to limit/ban/censor or otherwise have a say so on what sites and what content is permissible on the internet.

If so, under what conditions and who makes the judgments?

If not, then why not?

I'd like to get your thoughts and ideas... I'm for some limited and well-defined constraints/bans, etc., but I'm on the fence about how if could be reasoanbly/equitably applied/enforced.

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22Michelle · 70-79, T

For ne the issue is that Social Media is worldwide. No single mational Government can control what every site.
Better education in crutical thinking would reduce the volume and impact of misleading information being peddled, but that will only work in the countries where better education has been implemented. I fear there are no easy solutions at this point in time, and things will have to get much worse before they improve.