This may end the likes of Facebook’s social networking giants disinformation enterprise….

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On the lines of EU’s GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Regulating and decentralizing social netoworks like Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Youtube.  Senator Warner wants legislation that will allow social networks that have the capacity to “promote disinformation that undermines trust in our institutions, democracy, free press, and markets.

You will have the ability to take your date from facebook or youtube and move it to other social networks that are coming up…

Senator Mark Warner of Virginia has released a white paper outlining policy proposals for regulating social media and technology companies. The paper has gained significance in recent weeks as pressure builds on Congress to pass federal data privacy legislation

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