Rein In the Tech Giants
10 Apr 2024
Global decision Resolved

Rein In the Tech Giants

Three companies now sit between our citizens and most of what they read, buy and believe. Regulators are asking for sweeping powers: forced break-ups, audits of the algorithms, and a levy on digital revenues earned here. The companies are politely reminding everyone how mobile their investment is. Do we take them on?

Opened 10 Apr 2024 Closed 4 May 2024 49 countries · 225 party votes

The choice

Option one

Rein them in

  • — The regulators get their powers, and the algorithms finally get audited
  • — The companies announce their next data centre will be built somewhere friendlier
  • — Income: 1.5% of GDP for 12 months 
  • — Industry: Technology growth +6 percentage points for 24 months 
38 of 49 countries chose this 77.6%
Option two Default if deadlocked

Leave them be

  • — Innovation is best left unmolested, the lobbyists assure us
  • — The platforms keep their algorithms, their data and their tax arrangements
  • — National mood: The Great Disillusionment for 180 days, starting 120 days after the decision 
11 of 49 countries chose this 22.4%

The world's answer

92 Rein them in 22 Leave them be 111 Abstained
225 party votes across 49 countries

World response

See how each country's parties responded to the decision.

Asterhaven

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“We support this because we want power to the people”

Voted April 10, 2024
Opportunity Rein them in

“We need to ensure the safety and prosperity of our communities. Regulating this space is essential.”

Voted April 27, 2024
Radical Action Rein them in

“Even as a pro-free-market party, we cannot tolerate the disruption and concentration of economic power, nor the formation of cartels, monopolies, or oligopolies. We also refuse to tolerate lobbying; this law will push to end the influence of corporate money in our democracy and restore capitalism to its former competitiveness.”

Voted May 1, 2024

“the decision is best we will do. Sovereignty belongs to the people, not multi-national tech monopolies. Regulating algorithms, taxing digital revenue, and dismantling corporate cartels is essential to protecting working-class interests from modern economic imperialism. We will not let borderless corporate empire sit above our and other sovereign nations, extract local wealth and operate without democratic oversight. They shall be audited, taxed and brought under public accountability.”

Voted May 1, 2024

Avalon

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“Too much Regulation, equals less economic Strenght, so over the time, the life of the people get worse!”

Voted April 11, 2024
Democratic Group Rein them in

“The economic benefits of this are purely secondary. This is for the greater good of the people, who must be given access to more unbiased reporting and algorithms.”

Voted April 14, 2024
Cashmen Leave them be

““Too much Regulation, equals less economic Strenght, so over the time, the life of the people get worse!” and taxes will suffer making our bill paying suffer.”

Voted April 22, 2024
Centrist Zone Rein them in

“We can get greater income and stronger growth in the technology sector”

Voted April 23, 2024
Unionist Avalon Leave them be

“oo much Regulation, equals less economic Strenght, so over the time, the life of the people get worse! (Copied from NCM)”

Voted April 24, 2024

Azonia

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“we have to grow our GDP of Azonia, and we will have to develop ourselves”

Voted April 16, 2024
Liberty League Rein them in

“We at the Liberty League are a free market party generally skeptical of government intervention in the economic sector. However, there are several crucial areas in which we believe tech giants must be reined in: 1) Privacy. The amount of data these companies collect about their users is obscene, and we believe that government standards to enforce a reasonable level of privacy for tech users is warranted. 2) Special tax breaks. No corporation should receive any tax breaks or special credits which are not also readily available to the citizens. Not only is this unfair to the citizenry, but the practice of special tax credits is actually anti-free market, allowing the government to use their tax power to pick winners and losers in the tech sector. 3) Data centers. If a community does not want a data center, we believe the best course is for the data center to relocate elsewhere, a stance we believe synthesizes with our closed borders stance, affirming the land belongs to the people.”

Voted April 25, 2024

Belvaria

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Freedom For Us Rein them in

“They devour our citizens' privacy and need to be leashed. After all they are companies that are required to abide by law.”

Voted April 21, 2024

“We chose to rein in the tech giants because no corporation should have unchecked power over our citizens, data, and economy. Strong regulation ensures technology serves the public interest, encourages fair competition, and makes powerful companies contribute their fair share.”

Voted April 10, 2024

“We want to put an end to that control, in addition to improving the GDP.”

Voted April 17, 2024

Bessarion

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“Private interests must still be held accountable for the well-being of the public.”

Voted April 23, 2024

Broadlands

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Homeland Union Rein them in

“Some income for our Treasury is not bad and good for our GDP growth as well”

Voted April 10, 2024

“Companies shouldn't control people. We will rein them in.”

Voted April 10, 2024

“Tech giants should be held accountable for their actions! Innovators should ensure their solutions are ethical and do not violate people's privacy. There must be regulators to enforce this and ensure they are held accountable for any wrongdoing.”

Voted April 11, 2024
Pax Americana Leave them be

“Just when we are having an AI push, we are gambling with it at the last minute.”

Voted April 17, 2024

Charlemont

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“People before profits always. We support our decision”

Voted April 10, 2024

“We will rein in the tech giants because no handful of corporations should wield unchecked power over what citizens read, buy and see online. Algorithmic audits, effective regulation and fair taxation will protect the public interest while ensuring powerful technology companies remain accountable.”

Voted April 13, 2024
Blue Labour Rein them in

“AI is too dangerous to leave unchecked big tech can't be trusted”

Voted April 14, 2024
National Front Leave them be

“This will be a complete waste of our National AI Programme”

Voted May 2, 2024

“Why not ? .”

Voted May 2, 2024
ALAYON Leave them be

“Innovation is best left unmolested, keep their data”

Voted May 3, 2024

Columbia

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“Companies can't be let unregulated in a civilized country.”

Voted April 10, 2024

“We must regulate the tech industry to ensure security.”

Voted April 14, 2024

Costavela

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“We support this measure. People before profits”

Voted April 10, 2024
Alliance Rein them in

“We vote to rein them in. It will boost our economy and profit to our citizens”

Voted April 11, 2024

“Three companies cannot continue to mediate the information, commerce, and public opinion of millions of citizens without any democratic oversight. That is why we support regulators being granted the necessary powers, such as independent audits of algorithms, measures to dismantle companies when abuse of dominant position is proven, and the imposition of a tax on digital revenue generated on Costavela”

Voted April 13, 2024

Crowntopia

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Drumagh

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“We must not push tech away from drumagh. If we leave them be, many countries tech may move to drumagh, actually out weighing the results of reining them in”

Voted April 10, 2024

“It's very important to support this proposal”

Voted April 10, 2024
Monarchist League Rein them in

“This could provide much needed income if we are to get rid of the IMF.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“Audits are a reasonable regulation . Furthermore, this income will help us get us out of debt”

Voted April 11, 2024
Distributists Rein them in

“The market should be competitive and local not a competition for the most power”

Voted April 12, 2024
Freedom Alliance Rein them in

“We have to bring our support on this important proposal that will help everyone.”

Voted April 15, 2024
Centralist Unity Rein them in

“Having technological oligarchs who are free to do as they please is the certain path to a parasitic class that uses their creations to steal and crush innovations that threaten their power. We believe that making them fall in line and ending their confortable positions will aid with technological development and collection of funds.”

Voted April 19, 2024

Elrondia

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Labour Rein them in

“We need to rein them in, otherwise they would create a society where fake news becomes rampant, media is used as a political tool, and citizens paying ridiculous fees for most basic internet services.”

Voted April 10, 2024
Classical Liberty Rein them in

“We must put limits on their power before it spirals out of control. Without proper safeguards, they could enable widespread misinformation, turn the media into an instrument of political influence, and leave ordinary citizens paying absurd prices for basic internet access. Freedom requires a free and independent media, open information, and affordable access to the internet.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“We must stop these companies before it's too late. Media sovereignty, revenues, belong to our States and our citizens. We will stop these people with political controls, or if necessary, WITH ARMY!!!”

Voted April 11, 2024
Technocratic Union Leave them be

“Who are we to stand in the way of innovation”

Voted April 15, 2024

Fjordheim

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ASTER Rein them in

“No single government still holds full leverage over corporations three times the size of most national budgets. Fjordheim already refused self-regulation for its press, chose licensing and safety audits over light-touch rules for AI, and rejected the idea that oversight should be optional when power is concentrated enough to shape what an entire population reads, buys, and believes. This global decision asks the same question at a larger scale, and the answer doesn't change with distance. Yes, one or two data centers may relocate somewhere more permissive — that's the cost of meaning it. But real audits, real enforcement, and a fair digital levy return more to our own people than quiet deference ever has, and the world's overwhelming response so far tells us this isn't a fringe position, it's a shared one. ASTER votes to rein them in.”

Voted April 12, 2024
A Better Fjordheim Leave them be

“Innovation depends on freedom to invest, compete and take risks. Sweeping regulation, forced break-ups and new digital taxes risk driving investment elsewhere and weakening Fjordheim’s attractiveness as a technology hub. Competition problems should be addressed with targeted antitrust enforcement, not broad government control of the sector.”

Voted April 14, 2024

“Competition needs to be enforced. This is clearly a market failure, that needs to be resolved.”

Voted April 16, 2024

Götaland

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“We support this because it's the much needed solution”

Voted April 10, 2024
RISET Rein them in

“Unbridled capitalism must come to an end. Large corporations are manipulating people's opinions.”

Voted April 16, 2024
Götademokraterna Leave them be

“Our tech industry is growing and we have to keep doors open for new growth.”

Voted April 17, 2024

Holzminden

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“Its what is best for this country May god bless it”

Voted April 21, 2024

“thats perfect for our economy. We muste ensure this”

Voted April 13, 2024

Javosca

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Red Green Labor Rein them in

“We support this because it's very important”

Voted April 10, 2024

“This doesn’t fit in with our party’s ideas.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“This seems like the logical choice it generates a feasible income and grows the technology industry. Giving the regulators the power to audit the system creates a binding system of trust that will benefit consumers and create an income that keeps the global market and economy happy. We are trying to avoid another crisis after the last big economic crash and this helps continue that growth”

Voted April 18, 2024

“This crashed the econ last time duds no way”

Voted April 18, 2024

Kalpetia

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“We won't do increase the GDP to do the highest it can be”

Voted April 10, 2024

Lavaria

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“We have to be transparent, clear state. This moves us towards our goal. It also improves our industry. Surely, if big tech needs a «friendlier place», thed'd have something to hide to begin with.”

Voted May 3, 2024

Levonia

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Guards Of Liberty Rein them in

“Great corporations exist only because they are created and safeguarded by our institutions. While we encourage growth and tech advancements. We cannot allow these companies to attempt to become stronger than the people's government.”

Voted April 17, 2024
Libra! Leave them be

“Their prosperity is our prosperity, we should them be.”

Voted May 1, 2024

Los Avaros

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Occupy Los Avaros Rein them in

“These tech oligarchs must be stopped. People, not profits.”

Voted April 10, 2024

Ludenholm

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“We cannot let Big Tech harm our people, nation and planet; we must ensure these companies and their products are properly regulated. Failure to do so only puts money and power into the pockets of Big Tech's CEOs.”

Voted April 10, 2024

“Technology must serve the workers; in Ludenholm, innovation is planned democratically.”

Voted April 11, 2024

Lysenne

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“Companies shall not control our populace”

Voted April 10, 2024
New Centre Rein them in

“We mustn't let 3 huge corporations reign over the minds of our citizens.”

Voted April 13, 2024
Renaissance Leave them be

“We've lost heavy industries and learnt nothing”

Voted April 17, 2024
Libertary Front Rein them in

“The economy will be stronger with our citizens being safe.”

Voted April 19, 2024
Monarchists Leave them be

“why does everyone want intervention all the time?”

Voted April 19, 2024

Magna Taura

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Optimates Fasces Rein them in

“We are taking this project as a scientific one. For we try to guarantee the best and absolute security.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“Well... my nose is becoming longer, but... why?”

Voted May 3, 2024

Marevia

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“Our party’s platform is to leave them be.”

Voted April 13, 2024
Popular Front Rein them in

“The Popular Front supports strong democratic oversight of powerful corporations. Tech giants must be held accountable for their economic and social impact, while fair taxation ensures they contribute to the society and infrastructure they profit from.”

Voted April 14, 2024

Marianne

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“Too much power with corporations is always a bad thing.”

Voted April 13, 2024
The Left Rein them in

“we believe auditing algorithms is a necessary step to ensure a fair innovation”

Voted April 16, 2024

“We literally don't have a major tech industry, we have little to lose and much to gain by pulling them in.”

Voted April 16, 2024

Matterhorn

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“It will draw the attentions to Matterhorn, resulting investment spike.”

Voted April 15, 2024

Northsea

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The Northsea Rally Leave them be

“We're a world leader in technology, with 9% growth in the tech sector. As we're working as hard as possible on our AI program and on lowering taxes for both low- and high-income earners, we're presenting ourselves as a safe haven for innovative people from all over the world. Come and build your business in Northsea !”

Voted April 14, 2024
Liberal Center Rein them in

“Securing a +6 in Northsea’s most important sector is an opportunity we can't miss. Moreover, this would allow us to protect citizens interests and ensure transparency from companies”

Voted April 21, 2024

Nova Artaris

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“This is the best option as this will ensure growth”

Voted April 20, 2024

Novograd

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Unitary Alliance Rein them in

“We belive this will be great for the country this see,s like a very Economically sound decision we are voting yes for ecomony”

Voted April 16, 2024

Nördereich

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“Innovation should serve society, not place society at the mercy of a handful of corporations.”

Voted April 14, 2024

Ostwaldreich

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“We can no longer allow them to oppress the people!”

Voted April 10, 2024

Otukenstan

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“We also support this because we think it's much needed”

Voted April 10, 2024

Port Avalon

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“Free markets are most free when they’re checked by the people”

Voted April 12, 2024

“The largest technology companies have accumulated enormous influence over our economy, information and daily lives. That power must come with responsibility. Regulators should have the authority to audit algorithms, tackle anti-competitive behaviour and ensure that companies benefiting from our citizens and markets pay a fair share of tax. We will not accept threats to move investment as a reason to weaken democratic oversight. Investment matters, but so do workers, consumers, smaller businesses and the public interest. AFL believes technology should serve society, not control it. Strong, transparent regulation can ensure innovation benefits everyone rather than concentrating wealth and power in the hands of a few corporations.”

Voted May 1, 2024

Republic of Cyurisia

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“Tech monopolies cannot be allowed to dictate terms to sovereign nations, hoard profits, and hide behind secret algorithms. Regulating these giants protects public trust, ensures fair tax contributions, and levels the playing field for local digital innovation. The temporary threat of capital flight does not outweigh the permanent gain of accountability and strong national economic growth.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“A competitive economy needs room for businesses to innovate, invest, and grow. Excessive regulation and forced break-ups could discourage investment and make Cyurisia less attractive to technology companies.”

Voted April 11, 2024

Rheinland

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“We must let them work, and regulating too much is bad for the economy in the future and our future's prodoctivity.”

Voted April 10, 2024
Liberal Union Leave them be

“Pushing away investment, and regulating an industry the government has no place in does not sound wise”

Voted April 10, 2024

“Digital markets cannot become private fiefdoms. We support stronger oversight, algorithm audits and a fair levy on digital revenues. Investment matters, but it cannot come at the expense of competition, consumers and democratic accountability. Fair rules protect citizens—and a healthy economy.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“This is a hellishly difficult decision. We are a traditionally liberal party. We are investing huge amounts of money in AI... and we should have control over it. The bonuses we get are really huge, so we should rein them in.”

Voted April 12, 2024
Civic Platform Rein them in

“We need booming tech sector. We invested in AI so now we need to get something in return”

Voted April 16, 2024

“We support this because big tech companies need more accountability. Stronger rules can protect workers, taxpayers, and the public.”

Voted April 22, 2024

“No more socialism!!!!!!!.We need to take advantage of AI development”

Voted April 30, 2024

Ronkonkoma

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“Monopolies should be liable to the same laws as everyone else. This also helps competition in the long term by curbing the powers to quash startups that these tech giants currently deploy.”

Voted April 12, 2024
Hana Liberal Rein them in

“We, Hana Liberal share the same view on this issue as Free Federal Ronkonkoma.”

Voted April 16, 2024

San Cordova

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“Rich people who have no breaks to keep them in line will be our ruin”

Voted April 12, 2024

“this is a good idea to pass so that the economy can grow”

Voted April 27, 2024

Saxenheim

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Alliance23 Rein them in

“We must intervene into the economy to keep it fair and safe. These companies should be monitored and regulated to ensure they represent the public's interersts.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“Saxenheim must ensure that powerful technology corporations serve the national interest rather than becoming powerful enough to operate beyond meaningful state oversight. Auditing algorithms and regulating dominant platforms strengthens national sovereignty, protects citizens, and prevents excessive corporate concentration. The additional revenue and boost to technology growth also provide economic benefits, while reinforcing the principle that private industry can prosper but must ultimately operate within a strong national framework.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“ADFR strongly supports digitalisation, innovation and a competitive technology sector, but freedom cannot mean that companies, especially oligopolists, may operate without accountability. We favour light-touch, proportionate regulation that protects innovation while ensuring that companies handling vast amounts of data and shaping public life meet clear standards of responsibility. Algorithmic audits and a fair contribution from digital revenues are reasonable safeguards, not hostility towards business (which, en passant, receive a fairly large share of support, at least in our country and thanks to our policies). We want a dynamic digital economy where innovation is encouraged, but where even the largest companies play by the rules and contribute fairly to the society they profit from.”

Voted April 14, 2024

Sekuntomia

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Solania

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Sveria

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“We shall not be held hostage by tech companies! Sverian consumers shall aways be the priority of the SSU, not the lobbyists. It is time that regulations be modernised to adapt to a new digital world”

Voted April 10, 2024

“We agree with the Sveria Socialists United party that consumers must be protected and big tech companies must be reined in.”

Voted April 11, 2024

“Time to hold big tech accountable. We need to rein them in.”

Voted April 16, 2024

Thornreach

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“It will heavily boost our steady economy and help grow technology to new heights!”

Voted April 11, 2024

“faisons croitre l'économie et afin d'offrir au ouvrier une vie meilleur !”

Voted April 29, 2024

Valmoire

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“Companies shall not control out Populace.”

Voted April 10, 2024

“We vote to rein them in due to concern for our well being”

Voted April 10, 2024

“They pose a threat to everyones Privacy.”

Voted April 29, 2024

Varelia

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“We agree because stronger regulatory oversight and algorithm audits can improve transparency and accountability, while a more business-friendly location may support investment. The projected 1.5% GDP revenue and 6-point technology growth over 24 months could also strengthen public finances and accelerate innovation.”

Voted April 15, 2024
The King's Guard Rein them in

“Rein them in. No private enterprise or individual should be allowed to dictate to people what they could read or believe! Let them being examined. The one who's not guilty don't fear investigations. If their clean everyone's happy. If their not, law should act.”

Voted April 19, 2024

Velinor

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Verdia

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1 vote recorded

“We will imprison these thugs who clearly have no interest in the lives of working people.”

Voted April 27, 2024

Vostran Union

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1 vote recorded

“We support this because it's the much needed solution”

Voted April 10, 2024

Zorath

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party vote
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1 vote recorded
Liberal Rein them in

“We support this measure. B. Ug”

Voted April 10, 2024
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