It’s not about “sanitizing the web”. And these companies you mention are getting wrongfully blamed. It’s must simpler, it’s just the digital equivalent of a b

It’s not about “sanitizing the web”. And these companies you mention are getting wrongfully blamed. It’s must simpler, it’s just the digital equivalent of a brick & mortar business saying “no shirt, no shoes, no service”. Additionally, there’s regulatory requirements for some of these companies to not do business in certain circumstances. You can’t fault them for refusing service in order to comply with laws.