Free Speech Defense: Prohibiting Government Censorship on Social Media
This bill aims to protect citizens' freedom of speech online by prohibiting the government from influencing social media content. This means government agencies cannot order the removal of posts, label them as "misinformation," or demand user data without a court warrant. The act seeks to ensure citizens can freely express their views online without fear of government censorship.
Key points
The government cannot direct social media companies to remove accounts, label content, or request user data without a valid court warrant.
Partnerships between the government and social media companies for content monitoring will be prohibited.
The Disinformation Governance Board will be terminated, and federal funds cannot be used to finance similar entities.
Individuals whose rights are violated can sue the government for damages and legal fees.
Status:
Expired
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