Former deputy prime minister John Anderson predicts large tech companies will fall in line with left-wing governments under Labor’s “dangerous” misinformation bill.
“The tech companies and the independent authority will self-censor,” Mr Anderson told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
“You can bet your life that it will all be the censoring of anything that sounds critical of the zeitgeist of the time.”
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