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How Zuckerberg thinks Facebook should be regulated: A brief guide

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Government regulation is coming for Facebook — and Mark Zuckerberg has some ideas about how it should all go down.

Over the weekend, the Facebook CEO published an op-ed in the Washington Post outlining the kinds of regulation he thinks Facebook and other tech giants should face, likely with the hope it could guide lawmakers who are calling for new rules. 

What he's proposing

Zuck's suggestions, which aren't all that different from what Facebook execs have been saying over the last year, focus on four areas: harmful content, election security, privacy, and data portability.

For harmful content, the CEO says there should be a  set of rules that govern what types of content companies like Facebook should consider harmful. Read more...

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