> The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, but it doesn’t necessarily protect freedom of attention. Just to point out, it protects the freedom of speech

> The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, but it doesn’t necessarily protect freedom of attention. Just to point out, it protects the freedom of speech in relation to what the government can do. Most of social and news platform are someone's property, and by default if they don't want users to talk about certain things they are free to ask them to leave. They might pay lip service and invoke a general desire for freedom of speech but are not legally bound to do any of that.