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Librarians work for the state, therefore their acts are covered by public law that regulates censorship. DDG is a private company, therefore their acts are cov
by diego_moita 5y ago
Librarians work for the state, therefore their acts are covered by public law that regulates censorship.
DDG is a private company, therefore their acts are covered by private law that doesn't regulate censorship.
I stated that before on my previous comment. I recommend you to improve your text comprehension skills, they're lacking.
- mattwilsonn888 5y agoNice try. DuckDuckGo literally sold itself and became successful based off the promise of behaving more like a library than a journalist. The only thing you've pointed out so far is the obvious - they don't have a legal obligation to fulfill the premises they were built on. Great, as long as the free market is aware.