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Should the government regulate social media sites, as a means to prevent fake news and misinformatio…

@B2J775MAnswersDomestic PolicySocial Media Regulation3mos ago

No, Social Media Companies are ethically responsible for the information transmitted through their sites and should be held accountable for libel, and dangerous misinformation. Make the penalty for allowing the spread of lies, libel and misinformation severe.

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