A legislative path to an interoperable internet(eff.org)

    (7) LARGE COMMUNICATIONS PLATFORM.—The term “large communications platform” means a product or service provided by a communications provider that—
    
    (A) generates income, directly or indirectly, from the collection, processing, sale, or sharing of user data; and
    
    (B) has more than 100,000,000 monthly active users in the United States.

    1) Duty to clearly and conspicuously label bots 
    2) Duty to determine the origin of posts and/or accounts
    3) Duty to identify inauthentic accounts 
    4) Make platforms liable for state-law torts (defamation, false light, public disclosure of private facts) for failure to take down deep fake or other manipulated audio/video content 
    5) Public Interest Data Access Bill
    6) Require Interagency Task Force for Countering Asymmetric Threats to Democratic Institutions
    7)Disclosure Requirements for Online Political Advertisements
    8) Public Initiative for Media Literacy
    9) Increasing Deterrence Against Foreign Manipulation
    10) Information fiduciary 
    11) Privacy rulemaking authority at FTC
    12) Comprehensive (GDPR-like) data protection legislation
    13) 1st Party Consent for Data Collection
    14) Statutory determination that so-called ‘dark patterns’ are unfair and deceptive trade practices
    15) Algorithmic auditability/fairness
    16) Data Transparency Bill
    17) Data Portability Bill
    18) Interoperability
    19) Opening federal datasets to university researchers and qualified small businesses/startups
    20) Essential Facilities Determinations