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No, equivalent. It may relate to a different, more intangible object (website vs. car), but it strips away the same rights.
by car_analogy 4y ago
No, equivalent. It may relate to a different, more intangible object (website vs. car), but it strips away the same rights.
- darkerside 4y agoIn what sense is it equivalent? Legal? Ethical? Moral?
- car_analogy 4y agoEquivalent in the rights it takes away. 'Rights' in a moral, not legal sense - they may not be codified in any law. In the same way one's right to free speech is said to be curtailed, regardless of if their specific legal system recognizes such a right.