> there's more limits on harmful ideologies and violence but less restrictions on sex and nudity, for example. Also more mindful about privacy, in many EU coun

> there's more limits on harmful ideologies and violence but less restrictions on sex and nudity, for example. Also more mindful about privacy, in many EU countries one can't just doxx people, not even criminals. A popular example is this story about a Swiss parliament secretary who got fired for posting nudes from her workplace. EU outlets censored her face and left the nipple [0], US and AUS outlets showed her face but censored her nipple [1], while the British Mirror pixelated both [2]. [0] https://images05.österreich.at/sex_01.jpg/rl2015_article_slideshow/153.346.409 https://images05.xn--sterreich-z7a.at/sex_01.jpg/rl2015_arti... [1] https://www.9news.com.au/world/swiss-secretary-posted-nude-selfies-from-inside-parliament/6f7eb011-5bfa-43ce-98a1-42a269c70559 https://www.9news.com.au/world/swiss-secretary-posted-nude-s... [2] https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/secretary-working-swiss-parliament-posted-4006923 https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/secretary-working-s...