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Tech accountability refers to forcing tech platforms to take responsibility for their content policies, data practices and social impact through mechanisms such as legislation, regulation, independent oversight and public advocacy, with core tools including antitrust enforcement, content moderation transparency requirements, algorithmic audits, whistleblower protection and independent tech watchdog organizations.
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