> Do people in China and Russia can watch US propaganda easily? Don't know about China, but it's not like people don't go to youtube, reddit, twitter or other

> Do people in China and Russia can watch US propaganda easily? Don't know about China, but it's not like people don't go to youtube, reddit, twitter or other social media patfroms. > Why does this exist at all? Like why does an american company allow that? Obviously, because the company operates in the said country (at least in Russia), makes money, and even installs their their own hardware in ISPs datacenters. Obviously, they will be forced to comply with local regulations. Funny thing is that more confrontations between Russian government and these companys boil down to government pressuring them if they block some Russian media for violating some "internal rules", as if they are operating in American jurisdiction and feel like they have a right for "private discrimination".