Countries can influence their decisions as well. There were cases when some posts were removed per some country officials' request. I have another thing to brin

Countries can influence their decisions as well. There were cases when some posts were removed per some country officials' request. I have another thing to bring to the table. I heard numerous cases when FB support completely ignored cases. There is even a post on Reddit of a guy, who managed to resolve his case by buying an Oculus gadget. Just recently I heard a case with Upwork. I am trying to understand here, what is this? A corporate policy? A resource shortage? When you buy a car and it is broken, you can go to court and seek resolution there, but when you have a social account with a large user base or an Upwork account that brings you money, where do you go? I am not saying that the social network are going to change something, but at least we deserve some explanation.