> You cant stop the free use of technology Well... they're working hard to do so. While it's true right now that, if you don't like Facebook's censorship, you

> You cant stop the free use of technology Well... they're working hard to do so. While it's true right now that, if you don't like Facebook's censorship, you're free to start up your own site, that's only true right now. We saw that Amazon took down Twitter competitor Parler at the service provider level, and I really don't think it's a stretch to imagine "problematic" sites being brought down at the hosting or even routing layer (in fact, CloudFlare has been dipping its toe in that water for the sites that nobody wants to stand up for). So, no, I don't think your suggestion that you can't stop the free use of technology is correct; we're just not there quite yet.