constitutions are mostly stuff the goverment says it can't make laws about lmao. some things like freedom of expression are very important and touching them is a very slippery slope that rarely ends well. and people act like its the late 90s because most politicians still act like its the late 90s. a lot of the time they genuinly don't understand a lot of stuff about the internet because they just never bothered. when politicians do the most braindead stuff as often as they do you can't help but think they don't know what the fuck they're doing. stuff like databreaches and identity theft still isn't taken seriously when it ruins tonnes of lives.

And i totally agree on the social media regulation. after that 60 minute facebook whistleblower revealing that the algorithm is tuned to make people angry, frustrated or annoyed every politician who wants to help regular citizens should've called for regulation and oversight in the design of such algorithms. letting companies create systems that let brainrot, misinformation ragebait flourish is insane and should've been banned a long time ago. Humans are sometimes too stupid for their own good. those companies have teams dedicated to exploiting every small part of the human brain. the greatest minds of this generation are working on getting people to waste time on their platform and click on ads instead of actually trying to better the world. But having people ID themselves when they want to access wikipedia is a terrible idea