Should governments legally mandate social media platforms to offer chronological feeds instead of algorithmic recommendations?

With the rise of social media, algorithmic recommendation systems (which push content based on user preferences and engagement) are blamed for exacerbating echo chambers, societal polarization, and internet addiction. Proponents of mandating chronological feeds argue it restores user autonomy and reduces algorithmic manipulation. Opponents contend that algorithms improve information-seeking efficiency, government mandates infringe on corporate freedom, and most users actually prefer algorithmic curation.