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IT Companies have limited features to outside the EU countless times, search engines even locally censor search results here in some cases; I can imagine twitte
by DarkWiiPlayer 6y ago
IT Companies have limited features to outside the EU countless times, search engines even locally censor search results here in some cases; I can imagine twitter might just do the same and offer a slightly different user experience inside the USA for legal reasons.
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Of course they could also attempt to separate this fact-checking from their platform, for example by having another company build browser-extensions and endorse these extensions in some way. How far they could go with this is beyond my understanding of the legal system of the USA, but I imagine it should be doable to some extent.
- lazyjones 6y ago> IT Companies have limited features to outside the EU countless times, This only works if you actually block EU visitors. Otherwise, you still fall under EU jurisdiction if you appear to have or address users from the EU. It would probably affect you similarly if you have users from the US and are located outside of it. Enforcing fines is another matter, but the US would certainly have no problems there (see Kim Dotcom raid).