Unreservedly no. Any company big enough to have this kind of power, like Amazon or Google, is without doubt hosting illegal content somewhere in their data cent

Unreservedly no. Any company big enough to have this kind of power, like Amazon or Google, is without doubt hosting illegal content somewhere in their data centers. I don't think youtube or AWS should be shielded from legal effects of what their users do, if they don't extend the same principle to their customers. On top of that, I'm a staunch free speech advocate, so I definitely don't agree with the recent trend of censorship and cancel culture.