Tech giants to self-regulate in reducing harmful content in New Zealand

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Tech giants to self-regulate in reducing harmful content in New Zealand
Big tech companies have agreed to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation. Meta Platforms, Google, TikTok, Amazon.com and Twitter had signed a code of practice, said Netsafe, a government-funded internet-safety...

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