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>this will initiate the potential collapse of their service I, for one, heard a few too many times "this was the last straw" for every single privacy breach th
by throwawaylolx 6y ago
>this will initiate the potential collapse of their service
I, for one, heard a few too many times "this was the last straw" for every single privacy breach that happened in the past decade and resulted in no meaningful change for the better, so I find it hard to take this kind of statements seriously anymore. Is there any kind of basis that you'd like to provide for your speculation?
- rovr138 6y agoI don't think it's that. I think it's because it's a stretch of the law and can then abused to block a LOT more.
- forest_dweller 6y agoThe law wasn't stretched. From reading the DMCA and the fact that youtude-dl had examples of how to download copyrighted videos it seems that a DMCA was valid. I still think it is bullshit (and so is DMCA) but that is how the law is written.
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoHow many last straws is reddit up to now?