The AWS censorship should be concerning for anyone who uses their services. It's now clear that any business you have can be destroyed by a small, but vocal, gr

The AWS censorship should be concerning for anyone who uses their services. It's now clear that any business you have can be destroyed by a small, but vocal, group of people who don't like it for whatever reason. What does this 'cut off' look like? Do AWS make your site inaccessible to the public, but still give you access to your data? Do they waive the data egress fees so that you can pull everything down locally?