Topic: Discoverability

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Canada's Bill C-11 gives the government power over internet "discoverability," allowing regulators to manipulate algorithms to boost or hide specific content. Section 911E of the law is highlighted as a tool for the state to suppress "untrustworthy" media while promoting government-approved narratives. This is described as a modern form of censorship that avoids outright bans by simply making dissident voices invisible.