Big tech is picking apart European democracy, but there is a solution: switch off its algorithms | Johnny Ryan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Trump has Europe in his sights and big tech is now under his wing.
46% : Vance's threat in November that the US would financially starve Nato if the EU enforced its law against X is instructive.
41% : In the longer term, Brussels should scrap remaining regulatory barriers between EU countries that prevent Europe's tech startups from growing across borders.
37% : The EU must break big tech's manipulation machine.
37% : This has paralysed EU enforcement against big tech, whose data chicanery has gone largely unchallenged by Ireland's DPC.
36% : The latest actions of Musk and Zuckerberg are a sign of things to come, but the EU already has the power to give people back controlElon Musk's latest attempts at direct political interference illustrate the grave danger that Europe is facing.
26% : Zuckerberg told the Joe Rogan podcast on Friday that he believes the Trump administration will defend US big tech against the EU.

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