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NEW → Sen. Hawley introduced new legislation that will curb addictive and deceptive techniques that tech giants use to exploit users – banning infinite scroll, autoplay, and other addictive features that exploit human psychology and brain physiology. https://go.usa.gov/xyF5x
Senator Hawley: "Big tech has embraced a business model of addiction. Too much of the 'innovation' in this space is designed not to create better products, but to capture more attention by using psychological tricks that make it difficult to look away."
Josh Golin, Executive Director of Campaign for a @commercialfree Childhood: “We commend Senator Hawley for introducing legislation that would prohibit some of the most exploitative tactics, including those frequently deployed on children and teens.”
>banning infinite scroll >banning autoplay PRESIDENT FOR LIFE!
Now do television advertising
Can we pass a bill barring deceptive candidates that campaign as Constitutional conservatives?
Thank God. Someone who actually understands the technology and its dangers.
I'm all for you going after the mega-tech monopolies. This is a bit much though. We're going to have the feds regulate website design now? Can't people just stop the endless scrolling? Or are we worried they won't be able to stop singing "The Song That Never End?"
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