Proposition

Meta should disable auto-play and infinite scroll to comply with EU regulations.

AI summary · draft

The European Union's Digital Services Act may require Meta to implement significant changes, including disabling auto-play and infinite scroll features. Some argue that these changes are necessary to protect users and promote healthier online habits, while others believe they could hinder user experience and engagement on Meta's platforms.

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🛠️ Solutions

This debate is about what to do. Beyond taking sides — propose a concrete fix and others can support it. The most-backed proposal becomes the emerging plan; this is the converge step X and chat channels can't do.

Discussion

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Apprentice

📰 Imported for discussion (Ars Technica): Digital Services Act may force Meta to make big changes on its platforms.

📎 Disable auto-play and infinite scroll or risk massive fines, EU tells Meta(arstechnica.com) ↗

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