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November 16, 2021 /ODY3LVNMRy05MDEAAAGAyAuz-z4Ctkp1jRHNN_VsgTXK3aybNn_K43VhFEMv2ESh9DmkbSG7J98ebb4ZY1ieUQx6uw8= [Are algorithm-free feeds the future of social media?]() The news: A bipartisan group of US House lawmakers introduced the “Filter Bubble Transparency Act,” which could force social media platforms to allow users to use their services without algorithms that filter or prioritize the content users see. Why it’s worth watching: The bill, which is authored by three co-sponsors, Reps. David Cicilline (D-R.I.), Lori Trahan (D-Mass.), and Burgess Owens (R-Utah), joins [similar legislation]() proposed in the Senate, indicating lawmakers continue to have Big Tech in their sights. - Focus on social media’s use of algorithms has been front and center in Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen’s testimonies—particularly on Facebook’s engagement-based algorithms, which have been deemed detrimental to teens’ mental health. - “Facebook and other dominant platforms manipulate their users through opaque algorithms that prioritize growth and profit over everything else,” Cicilline said in a statement. “And due to these platforms’ monopoly power and dominance, users are stuck with few alternatives to this exploitative business model, whether it is in their social media feed, on paid advertisements, or in their search results.” - “Consumers should have the option to engage with internet platforms without being manipulated by secret algorithms driven by user-specific data,” Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) said in a statement to Ars Technica. Looking ahead: This could mean major changes for marketers who rely on current state algorithms to target consumers, as the altered social media feeds would require a full pivot of advertising strategy. Social media platforms like Facebook also argue that removing or tampering with these will result in poor user experience, though users already suspect these platforms may not have their best interests at heart. [Read the full article.]() [Need a Hand With SMS?](=/ODY3LVNMRy05MDEAAAGAyAuz-z4Ctkp1jRHNN_VsgTXK3aybNn_K43VhFEMv2ESh9DmkbSG7J98ebb4ZY1ieUQx6uw8=) Writing copy that sells can be tricky, but we’ve got you covered. Yotpo’s SMS Analyzer will help you write messages that engage subscribers every time. Test your text to get a personalized report with expert tips for turning SMS into your next top revenue channel. 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