; 110 Stat 56.), years before many of today’s largest digital platforms even existed. (5) Digital platforms remain largely unregulated and are left to write their own rules without meaningful democratic input or accountability. (6) The unregulated policies and operations of some of the most powerful digital platforms have at times produced demonstrable harm, including— (A) undercutting small businesses; (B) abetting the collapse of trusted local journalism; (C) enabling addiction and other harms to the mental health of the people of the United States, especially minors; (D) disseminating disinformation and hate speech; (E) undermining privacy and monetizing the personal data of individuals in the United States without their informed consent; (F) in some cases, radicalizing individuals to violence