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Bipartisan Invoice Objectives to Make It More uncomplicated to Log Off Fb Without end

3 senators presented a invoice on Tuesday that goals to make it more uncomplicated for other people to get off massive social media networks like Fb and YouTube.
Three senators introduced a bill on Tuesday that aims to make it easier for people to get off large social media networks like Facebook and YouTube.

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