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• kevin_thibedeau 6y ago
  Social media content isn't hosted on their property. If they can't comply with such laws they should delete these accounts rather than claim digital squatter's rights.
  • arrosenberg 6y ago
    Isn't Facebook arguing that they have become a public square though? If we accept that argument, then they can't have it both ways - a merchant who has set up a booth on the public common is not a squatter. While subject to the rules of the common, they still retain full control over their booth and wares.
    • chillfox 6y ago
      Yes they are, but it’s not entirely up to them. The other side is arguing that they are just a publisher. It remains to be seen where they end up.