As far as I understand, youtube is a private company, I don't see how their users could claim to have any rights at all on their platform ? Even if the copyrig

As far as I understand, youtube is a private company, I don't see how their users could claim to have any rights at all on their platform ? Even if the copyright claims are illegal, youtube can still chose to do whatever they want in regard to blocking or removing content on their platform with no regard to anything or anybody. (I believe we need Internet access, e-mail and hosting of various types of media to be public infrastructure rather than spurious privately owned services) [edit] Of course this was downvoted, and that's fine, but tell me how I'm wrong, or what you disagree with..