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It's not state censorship. There is no law driving these takedowns. It's the problem you get when one company has monopolized video. But serving videos for fre
by wonnage 5y ago
It's not state censorship. There is no law driving these takedowns. It's the problem you get when one company has monopolized video.
But serving videos for free isn't financially sustainable without advertising and network effects. So you're stuck with YouTube or some regional equivalent whether you like it or not.