Big Tech’s Business Model Is Broken, Report Says

Yes look at tge recent news

Regulations almost invariably create more harm via unintended consequences. Be careful what you wish for. As platforms which are virtual monopolies they are kowtowing to draconian EU legislative requirements, anticipating EU Articles 11 & 13. Hands off!

We need a bipartisan team policing them. They have so much information on the American public and people around the world. They must be help accountable

Yes they must be regulated, not by government, but by public bodies that are not affiliated with governments but can exert force enough to get those bastards in line.

If congress pushes this far enough Google can tell every voter a thousand times medical providers kill millions at pleasure of congress for lobbyists dollars

This is a bigger danger to users than the fiction called net neutrality

Yes, yes, yes. Regulate them all.

YES! YES!

Add Twitter to the list

We don’t need regulations, we need ppl that do not want to control ppl. That’s what it’s all about. Control

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