Tuesday, September 19, 2023

My interview with Vox on how we can finally regulate Big Tech

The tech industry has shut down every attempt to regulate it or impose liability on it. Enough is enough.
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Warren for Senate

Faith, here's the way I see it: We cannot let a handful of unelected Big Tech billionaires govern our lives and govern our democracy.

The digital revolution has given us amazing new innovations, but it's come with a real dark side. Big Tech companies have exploited people's data, invaded Americans' privacy, and crushed competition without accepting any liability — and Congress is not responding.

So I recently introduced a bipartisan bill to create a Digital Consumer Protection Commission, an agency with the flexibility and the expertise to take on Big Tech giants like Meta, Google, and Amazon.

I was recently interviewed by Vox to talk about this new agency and how it would protect consumers from their abusive business practices (kind of like the CFPB!). Please take a look or bookmark it for your weekend read.

Elizabeth Warren created a federal agency once. Can she do it again?


This is no doubt going to be a fight to get this passed, but I believe this is worth fighting hard for. If you agree that Big Tech companies need proper oversight, please pitch in $28 or anything you can so we can continue to fight for this.

 

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Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

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