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Inside a Conservative Operation to Hijack Your Social-Media Feed

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Inside a Conservative Operation to Hijack Your Social-Media Feed
The Atlantic
The Atlantic59 mins ago
Inside a Conservative Operation to Hijack Your Social-Media Feed
If you’re short on cash, there is someone in Riga, Latvia, who can help. “You can literally make 100k a month with this campaign,” a young man with blond curls and a thick accent says into a camera. All you have to do is post on social media video clips of “anything that supports Republican.” Unfamiliar with U.S. polit
Social media algorithm opt-in would curb 'manosphere', says advocate
Consent advocate Chanel Contos wants Australians to be able to opt out of algorithm-driven content.
The Conversation
The Conversation🏁 first to report1 days ago
Australians could soon be able to choose what appears in their social media feed. How would this work?
Aj Collins Artistry/Pexels On ABC’s Insiders program on Sunday, federal Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek said the government is exploring whether Australians should be able to opt in to algorithmically curated social media feeds. The idea has been championed by sexual consent activist Chanel Contos. Her organis