New warnings emerge over government social media bans and rules, with claims that current regulatory approaches could accidentally help Big Tech cement its monopoly power.
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Chief Operating Officer Rose Wang says heavy regulatory compliance costs favor deep-pocketed tech giants like Meta while locking out new entrants.
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