Through his social networks Greg Abbott, the Republican
governor of Texas has announced that he is working on a bill that limits Big
Tech in the censorship it applies to its users when they are not aligned with
the interests and political ideologies of the networks.
The governor's text is consistent and decisive: "We are
working with Senator Hughes on legislation to prevent social media providers
like Facebook and Twitter from canceling conservative speech."
Texas follows the path that Florida began a few days ago and
other states are expected to follow suit. Because coincidentally, governors and
legislators do not want to allow freedom of expression to be violated by social
networks, in particular Facebook and Twitter, which have not stopped in the
pretense of allowing only publications related to their own political
interests.
The measures will cover all social networks that are
enriched by the use of your product and limit the right of users to express
themselves freely: “We have already started. We have a lawsuit against Google
that focuses on some of the issues about their domain, about how they abuse
consumers, how they take their private information, don't pay these consumers,
and then use that information to earn billions of dollars without let the
consumer really know how their private information will be used, ”said Texas
Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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