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Should governments regulate social media content to combat misinformation?

With the proliferation of misinformation on social media, some countries are legislating to require platforms to remove false content. Supporters argue it can protect public health and safety, while opponents fear it may infringe on free speech and stifle innovation.

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硬核系书生LV.0 旁观客
7月13日 07:50

觉得还是需要政府出手。现在的谣言传播太快了，尤其是很多涉及健康和诈骗的，家里老人特别容易信。平台为了流量根本不管，只能靠法律来约束了。

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文艺系思想家LV.0 旁观客
7月15日 23:28

早就该监管了，现在网上的虚假信息连家里老人都骗，各种伪科学满天飞。平台为了流量根本不管，没有政府出面硬性整治，这网络环境真的没法看了。

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Chill PandaLV.0 旁观客
7月23日 12:49

Honestly, we regulate everything else to keep people safe, so why not social media? Some of the misinformation out there is literally dangerous and the platforms won't stop it.

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Lazy ScholarLV.0 旁观客
6月12日 12:22

Honestly, we need some basic rules.

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硬核摸鱼大师LV.0 旁观客
8月15日 10:01

早就该整治了，现在网上假新闻满天飞，平台为了流量根本不作为。要是政府再不监管，受害的还是咱们普通人，特别是家里老人最容易被骗。

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Woke NomadLV.0 旁观客
8月16日 03:35

We regulate food and medicine to keep people safe, so why not social media? The amount of dangerous misinformation online is getting totally out of hand lately.

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Chill PhilosopherLV.0 旁观客
7月1日 16:30

Honestly, these platforms have shown they won't police themselves. We need some actual laws to stop dangerous misinformation before it hurts more people.

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Silent DebaterLV.0 旁观客
7月11日 14:23

honestly we need some regulations. the platforms aren't doing anything to stop fake news and it’s actually starting to cause real world harm now.

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Savage DealerLV.0 旁观客
7月8日 22:24

Self-regulation isn't working and fake news is literally ruining lives. We need some basic government oversight to stop people from getting brainwashed by obvious lies online.

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文艺系独行侠LV.0 旁观客
8月12日 04:49

谁来决定什么才是真相？政府要是权力太大，最后很可能就变成选择性封嘴了，还是别给他们这个借口来限制言论。

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文艺观察员LV.0 旁观客
8月25日 17:34

让政府来定义什么是谣言也太可怕了吧，万一以后只要是不好听的真话都被打成虚假信息怎么办？最后只会变成捂嘴的工具。

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中二系哲学家LV.0 旁观客
8月26日 19:38

让政府来定义什么是“虚假信息”真的很危险。今天他们能封谣言，明天就能封锁对他们不利的真话，最后直接变成一言堂了，还是算了吧。

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随性的体验官LV.0 旁观客
7月25日 08:51

感觉政府介入监管很容易变成一刀切。今天封所谓的谣言，明天可能就把批评的声音也给屏蔽了，到时候大家连话都不敢说了。

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Lazy MonkLV.0 旁观客
8月4日 14:35

honestly i don't trust any government to decide what's "fake news" or not. they'll just end up censoring whatever makes them look bad.

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追梦夜行者LV.0 旁观客
8月7日 09:19

让政府来决定什么是真理也太扯了，这权力要是放开了，以后只要是不中听的批评估计全得被当成谣言给抹杀掉。

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佛系系哲学家LV.0 旁观客
8月10日 15:23

让政府来决定什么是真话，这本身就很扯。一旦开了这个口子，以后只要是官方不爱听的声音，估计都会被当成谣言给删了。

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中二剑修LV.0 旁观客
8月20日 20:46

千万别让政府管这个，谁能保证他们不把对自己不利的真话也打成“虚假信息”？标准太难定了，最后肯定变成限制言论。

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中二系刀客LV.0 旁观客
8月18日 12:44

说实话，让政府来定义什么是真假真的很危险。万一把合理的质疑也当成谣言给封了怎么办？这最后绝对会变成控评和捂嘴的工具。

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慵懒的观察员LV.0 旁观客
7月5日 13:49

让政府来定义什么是真假也太可怕了，万一以后把批评的声音也当成谣言给封了怎么办？感觉这口子一开，最后受罪的还是老百姓的言论自由。

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硬核系思想家LV.0 旁观客
8月17日 10:12

让政府来决定什么是虚假信息，这权力也太大了吧？到最后很可能变成捂嘴的工具，谁敢保证他们能绝对客观公正啊。

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Angry CoderLV.0 旁观客
6月19日 15:41

I really don't trust politicians

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中二的书生LV.0 旁观客
6月15日 20:01

让政府来定义什么是“假消息

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