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That used to be the argument, same one that shields e.g. ISPs from having to censor their customers. The difference with YouTube (and Facebook, etc) is that th
by the_biot 5y ago
That used to be the argument, same one that shields e.g. ISPs from having to censor their customers.
The difference with YouTube (and Facebook, etc) is that they recommend videos, and steering users to controversial/outrageous/extreme videos keeps those users on the platform watching more ads -- making them more money.