Protecting Online Content and Fair Competition on the Internet
This act aims to ensure internet platforms do not block lawful content or discriminate against users. It introduces fair competition rules for large platforms and increases their transparency, which should help citizens make informed choices and protect their online rights.
Key points
Internet platforms cannot block access to lawful content, applications, or services unless they pose a data security risk.
Discrimination against users based on race, sex, religion, political affiliation, or ethnic grounds is prohibited.
Large internet platforms must compete fairly, and anti-competitive actions will be investigated by the Federal Trade Commission.
Platforms must disclose information about their management practices, performance, and commercial terms, increasing transparency for users and developers.
Citizens can file complaints with the Federal Trade Commission if they believe their rights have been violated by an internet platform.
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