> British lawmakers have announced 15 years in prison for taking part of banned literature. However, the threat of prison only covers new story formats that law

> British lawmakers have announced 15 years in prison for taking part of banned literature. However, the threat of prison only covers new story formats that lawmakers think don’t deserve the same kind of protection as old-fashioned books: it’s only people who watch video on the Internet who will be put in prison, and only when they watch something that promotes terrorism, whatever that means this week. How do they discern intention? What about videos that auto-play? Like, what if a nefarious website wanted to cause others harm or mock the law? This seems preposterous.