Australia fines platforms $109.2 million for ignoring the feed opt-out
Australia's draft law lets users switch off algorithmic feeds and fines non-compliant platforms up to $109.2 million.
Australia's draft law lets users switch off algorithmic feeds and fines non-compliant platforms up to $109.2 million.
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