Hillary Clinton warns allowing free speech on social media means 'we lose control'

Hillary Clinton emphasized the need for social media platforms to moderate content, warning that failure to do so results in losing control. She urged the federal government to take action, following initiatives in states like California and New York.

Clinton called for repealing Section 230 of the Communications Act, which currently protects platforms from liability for user-generated content. She proposed stricter regulations to ensure platforms actively monitor their content.

Additionally, Clinton supports banning cellphones in schools, citing improved student engagement and interpersonal communication as benefits. She also suggested potential legal consequences for those spreading "propaganda" related to election interference.