> You never have to use somebody else's copyright work. You do however have to suffer the consequences of being falsely accused of doing so. And if you want t

> You never have to use somebody else's copyright work. You do however have to suffer the consequences of being falsely accused of doing so. And if you want to use your own copyrighted work it helps if there are platforms to support you in doing so that aren't either locked down by the incumbents or passing on the eye-watering costs of compliance to you. As for Free Software, forcing it to comply with censorship is trying to square a circle and is going to either criminalize or neuter it. You can always make your own, but you'll be breaking the law if you install it on your router or your tablet. What bright side?