It's interesting that you frame the scenarios like this, because as someone who works at a tech company I dislike content takedowns, and the way I see it tech c

It's interesting that you frame the scenarios like this, because as someone who works at a tech company I dislike content takedowns, and the way I see it tech companies are being forced, by journalists, advertisers and the threat of regulatory action, to take down content. So I don't really see these two scenarios as significantly different, but rather popular pressure overriding the preferences of businesses. On one hand the pressure was governmental and on the other it was not explicitly so, but that has more to do with the public's tools than their intentions.