>At what point do these type of restrictions affect peoples' freedom of religion? At the point they don't have any other options. They can teach their conversi

>At what point do these type of restrictions affect peoples' freedom of religion? At the point they don't have any other options. They can teach their conversion therapy in person if they want. They can make websites. They can send out newsletters. They can write books. Why should Google, Apple, MS, or anyone else be forced to host this app? It's clear that the "community standards" don't allow for apps like this, because 139k people want it out and ~20 want the app to stay.