In normal business practices (ignoring anomalous ones where coercive practices are used, like in app stores and platforms), B2B disputes end up in court and are

In normal business practices (ignoring anomalous ones where coercive practices are used, like in app stores and platforms), B2B disputes end up in court and are settled according to law and contract. Part of the problem seems to be the "at-will" nature of distribution contracts, allowing platforms to remove content for any reason, including none. It is probably for legislators and courts to take a bold step and say that isn't acceptable, and such terms are null and void. In Europe that seems to be the direction things are heading in with the forthcoming Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act.