Their legal immunity as a neutral platform isn't guaranteed under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. These private platforms want to be free of the

Their legal immunity as a neutral platform isn't guaranteed under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. These private platforms want to be free of the consequences of their actions. They want to pretend to be neutral platforms, like a telephone carrier, but pick who gets to say what on their networks like a publisher. Their censorship goes well beyond complying with the law, or even protecting users from harassment. So, if they want to pretend to be completely private, then they should be treated that way.