The UK Government should take note. Age ID checks for Internet access won't solve online harms.
It does nothing to tackle their structural causes: advertising-driven business models built on surveillance, profiling and maximising engagement.
All it does is threaten privacy. We must #BreakBigTech.
The UK government is stuck treating the symptoms, not the root cause of online harms.
Nothing changes until we break the business model that drives hate and extremism; the harvesting of our data to maximise engagement and fuel advertising.
It's time to #BreakBigTech.
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Ending online harms isn't a game of whack-a-mole.
The only way is to bust the business model that rewards harmful results.
Nothing changes until we break the spell that keeps us on platforms; the harvesting of our data to maximise engagement and fuel advertising.
Sign the petition #BreakBigTech ⬇️
We must pull online harms out by the roots, not simply prune them.
To #BreakBigTech, we must:
🟢 Enforce data protection to stop targeted ads.
🟢 Make algorithms transparent and give us control over them.
🟢 Let us take our followers and data with us when we leave a platform.
The government is stuck treating the symptoms, not the cause of online harms.
We don’t need to ban social media or age gate the Internet.
It risks pushing children into unregulated spaces and does nothing to challenge surveillance capitalism, where Big Tech profits at our expense.
#BreakBigTech
Measures to stop online harms just rearrange the deckchairs.
To get serious about it, we must attack how social media platforms do business.
Using our data to keep us online with targeted ads and 'For You' algorithms is the engine of hate and extremism. We must #BreakBigTech.
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