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> In the event of removal or blockage, a complaint can be sent to the platform, which will have 24 hours to consider it. Within 48 hours of the decision, the us
by wrsh07 6y ago
> In the event of removal or blockage, a complaint can be sent to the platform, which will have 24 hours to consider it. Within 48 hours of the decision, the user will be able to file a petition to the court for the return of access. The court will consider complaints within seven days of receipt and the entire process is to be electronic.
It seems like this is not a burden for Facebook but requires manual work from the court.
Imagine if Facebook gleefully takes down anything / everything & forwards the petitions to the polish court. It is zero cost to them after the initial engineering and now they are absolved of moderating Polish FB.
- ayende 6y agoThe court would start handing out 2.2 million USD per offence very quickly. Even at Facebook scale, that will hurt
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- wrsh07 6y agoI'm only seeing that they can be fined if they disobey the ruling I do not propose they do that - rather they can have the courts do the moderation for them. Very easy. > If a special court rules in favour of the plaintiff and the internet service does not obey the ruling