> "The more they exercise their own prerogatives in removing content, the more they're no longer some sort of vital communication platform" The usage and netwo

> "The more they exercise their own prerogatives in removing content, the more they're no longer some sort of vital communication platform" The usage and network effects by the public is what determines the ubiquity and utility of the platform. Just because it's served by private entities doesn't change the fact that social media is very much on the verge of becoming public utility. Twitter's own CEO claims that social media is a human right.