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So, you don't consider multi-trillion dollar valued companies, whose annual revenues are greater than the GDP of the majority of countries in the world, and who
by dudeinjapan 4y ago
So, you don't consider multi-trillion dollar valued companies, whose annual revenues are greater than the GDP of the majority of countries in the world, and who have sole control over platforms used by over 1/3 the world's entire population, to be "authorities" capable of censorship.
OK, well, good luck then.
- themitigating 4y agoNo, because you can use another product. The government can fine or send you to jail.
- dudeinjapan 4y agoLiterally all major products currently have similar censorship rules, no matter which one you choose. Re: countries, "you can move to another country." The cognitive dissonance is strong with this one.