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Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok, and Twitter adopt Aussie misinformation code

Code will not apply to government content, political advertising, satirical work, or other journalistic pieces that are governed by an existing Australian law.

[zdnet.com]

FearlessFly 9 Feb 22
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So people must behave and not lie but political parties and the government do not have to?

"Signatories should not be compelled by governments or other parties to remove content solely on the basis of its alleged falsity if the content would not otherwise be unlawful"

@FearlessFly

So it sounds like the code does not apply to governments and political parties for implementing the misinformation rules but the signatories must remove content of even political parties if it violates the code on their platforms?

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When the level of stupid on the internet is resulting in a moron with a semi automatic rifle walking into a pizza resturant looking for a pedophile ring in a cellar that does not exist, is that when stupid becomes a matter of public safety ?

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