The American Innovation and Choice Online Act aims to prevent anticompetitive practices by systemically important platforms.
The American Innovation and Choice Online Act prohibits certain practices by systemically important platforms, including favoring their own products over those of business users, restricting access to platform features, and limiting data portability. It also bans retaliation against users or business users who report violations to law enforcement. The Act allows for expedited antitrust proceedings and civil penalties for violations. It defines key terms such as "systemically important platform" and "systemically important platform operator." The Act takes effect one year after its enactment.
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