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That's exactly why phone companies are bound by extra regulations. They are deemed core infrastructure and private censorship from phone networks would effectiv
by aikinai 6y ago
That's exactly why phone companies are bound by extra regulations. They are deemed core infrastructure and private censorship from phone networks would effectively be public censorship.
If CloudFlare or Gmail became the only way to communicate online, they would certainly fall under the same regulations, but they're not even close. You can still host any legal website you want and email your family any legal content you want.
- sneak 6y ago> You can still host any legal website you want and email your family any legal content you want. That's not really practically true. Recent examples include Parler and Gmail. It's very, very difficult to publish online (at scale) anonymously. The vast majority of any western audience uses services like gmail and facebook messenger, which can (and do) censor messages at will.