Australians Could Soon Opt Out of Social Media Algorithms Altogether
THE SO WHAT
A legal right to opt out of social media algorithms would force platforms to maintain parallel product experiences—one personalized, one chronological or neutral. If your growth or ad strategy leans on algorithmic feeds, start modeling what engagement and targeting look like when a non-trivial share of users step outside the algo.
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