Transparency in Bureaucratic Communications Act requires Inspectors General to report on social media communications.
The Transparency in Bureaucratic Communications Act amends the Inspector General Act of 1978 to require Inspectors General to report to Congress on communications between federal agencies and internet computer services, information content providers, or access software providers. This includes content moderation communications, user content such as posts, photos, and videos, and other communications related to data inputs, algorithms, and analysis tools.
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