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I think the solution is clear: If governments want to censor they should do it themselves not externalize costs to the foreign media company, meaning Facebook s
by mattigames 6y ago
I think the solution is clear: If governments want to censor they should do it themselves not externalize costs to the foreign media company, meaning Facebook should give them access to an API/dashboard with all the posts created or viewed on Brazil and government employees should pick manually (or by algorithm) what to censor. After that any request of censoring anything coming from Brazil should be directed at the government and never again to Facebook itself.
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoI wonder what could go wrong with that.
- mattigames 6y agoThat at some point Facebook has to isolate Brazil on a separate website to stop it from censoring people that has nothing to do with Brazil and their government realizes that policing by themselves a global communication channel is not the best idea?