That's hopeful. The only thing I see coming from this is no actual news being linked and the woo to spread exponentially faster.
Oof. Ya.
Given what's going on with WhatsApp in India I think this will be the case.
It's not, that's why I didn't say that.
To my understanding the bill is about payment for links.
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Good. This law is ridiculous and I'm glad it won't give the result they intended. Being able to link to things freely is a very basic part of the web, we really shouldn't mess with that. And Facebook is a ridiculous place to get news from so it may have ancillary benefits as well in terms of maybe slightly improving public discourse and encouraging people onto other platforms with more transparency around their content weighting and data use practices.
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