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I have no problem with companies that censor for their international audiences, since asking them not to do it is akin to asking them to simply be banned in an
by paddw 3y ago
I have no problem with companies that censor for their international audiences, since asking them not to do it is akin to asking them to simply be banned in an overwhelming number of places. I think the advantages to having American companies operate abroad in many places is probably worth making this trade off.
I DO think we need legislation stop this censorship from affecting Americans though, because that's a tradeoff not worth making. And companies have a very clear profit motive in these cases to comply.