You bring up a good point. Last year when Parlor was kicked off of AWS, it was a dude awakening. Before that, I had (correctly) thought that AWS doesn't read th

You bring up a good point. Last year when Parlor was kicked off of AWS, it was a dude awakening. Before that, I had (correctly) thought that AWS doesn't read the data you store and (incorrectly) AWS doesn't care what you store. I now realize the cloud providers are willing and able to express political opinions and delist people/companies that disagree with political parties.