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Expert claims big tech transparency policies amount to governance washing in Brazil elections
An expert says that big techs' transparency and cooperation policies act as governance washing during Brazil's electoral dispute.
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An expert has argued that the transparency and cooperation policies of major technology platforms constitute governance washing in the context of Brazil's elections.
The expert emphasized that while platform control over information flow is already serious under normal conditions, its impact becomes even more concerning when applied to an electoral dispute.
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