over how they use dasa but also about how much power they wield. well of varying degrees i mean here in the united states u.s. congress continues to kick back and forth various proposals for a conference of federal privacy law but the problem is these these companies which are headquartered here in the united states are not subjects' domestically in their in their home market to the kind of robust privacy requirements that that we really need and that could then affect users all around the world and so that is 11 issue there i think we will eventually get a privacy law but whether it really achieve the kind of both transparency and user control that is needed is a big question and in europe you know you have the general data protection. regulation the g.d.p. our there's also something called the digital service act which is being discussed that other other guests can also talk about a bit more which is going to require more transparency around the algorithmic amplification more impact assessment cetera to try and really. impose greater transparency

conspiracy theories and one thing leads to another is there a chance that by not striking so much dasa that they might be less of that because there's less dasa going into an algorithm might that be impacted here yeah i think you know all of this sort of leads feeds into the same sort of you know apparatus of how social networking works and one of the things that social networks do is they have algorithms that. you know promote certain content over others and take someone's life of one particular thing and they'll say ok so if you like that maybe you'll like this you know and the same thing is true about you know other apps you use or other websites you visit and big big companies like facebook and twitter and google and those folks are tracking that and they're trying to monetize that and the way they do that is they keep you on their service more and they than that feeds into the ok what keeps people online more it keeps the incendiary stuff it's the stuff that evokes anger or some other kind of emotion that makes people want to stay on service for longer more ads maybe but more and

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upbeat more positive they said that they have been given decent access and they are actually seeing dasa and information that has not been revealed to other members of the public and certainly to anybody outside the chinese government health officials or chinese government officials they seem to be quite positive about that they've asked the public to reserve their skepticism and the chinese government itself is also hit back and rejected this criticism saying that they are doing all they can to be transparent and they've actually said that the u.s. itself to have had traces of covert 19 early on in their own countries so they should also invite the dog behaved or they're so they're being quite sassy the response of this criticism but it is true that the chinese government took a year to allow the team to arrive in china obviously any information around the investigation into this outbreak has been tightly controlled by the chinese government so it is does remain to be seen going forward how much information the team will be able to get and how much access they will be given to you live

seafood market where the 1st cluster of carbon 1000 was identified and they said that they all seen dasa and information previously on revealed and that they do feel that they're making some headway in their investigations to finding out the origin of this pandemic out xeres katrina you're reporting live from beijing katrina many thanks indeed more than 1400 people have reportedly been arrested in protest against a court ruling to send russian opposition leader alexina back to jail. the court said he violated the probation terms of an earlier conviction while recovering in germany from a near fatal poisoning will now spend more than 2 years behind bars police have been out in force in moscow where the largest protests took place has been global outrage us secretary of state on the brink and called for the immediate unconditional release of all the and his supporters the u.k.'s foreign secretary dominic robb described the court ruling as perverse germany's chancellor angela merkel said that violence against peaceful demonstrators must stop or real cohen is a senior fellow at the atlantic