A media literacy prompt asks how platforms should design recommendation algorithms. Perspective 1 says users should be able to reshape or turn off recommendations rather than being silently guided by hidden systems. Perspective 2 warns that algorithms can amplify false or extreme claims, damaging the information people use for civic decisions. Perspective 3 notes that recommendations can also help people discover artists, writers, and ideas they would never search for alone. Which answer most usefully classifies the three perspectives by the deeper value, risk, or priority that would guide synthesis in an essay about content recommendation algorithms? Use the main concern in each perspective to decide how the three views should be grouped.