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The US embassy in Canberra filed a submission opposing Australia's draft digital duty of care laws, which would let users disable social media algorithms and fine tech firms for non-compliance. Washington warned the rules enable viewpoint-based censorship and could affect users globally. Australian PM Anthony Albanese defended the plan as giving individuals control, not governments.
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