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This is all under Facebook's right as a platform. We can use the same argument here that people use to defend Apple and the App Store. Don't like Facebook sha

This is all under Facebook's right as a platform. We can use the same argument here that people use to defend Apple and the App Store. Don't like Facebook sharing news, or as of now, blocking news? Then don't use Facebook, they created their platform, they should be allowed to do however their please, after all, it is stated in ther ToS that they can do pretty much anything they want. /s If not obvious at first. I am merely pointing out the hypocrisy how people are willing to defend Apple on the same grounds they bash Facebook for.

draw_down 6y ago
No, I unironically unsarcastically agree with your second paragraph (although I don't think they can do whatever they want, and this is not really about ToS at all). They responded to the law in basically one of two ways they could have, and people don't like what they chose. But as I and others have pointed out, actions have consequences. And publishers had to have known this was a possible outcome.