I get your point but I think you're being too simplistic and also focusing on this particular case when I was talking about broad industry practices. Some ma

I get your point but I think you're being too simplistic and also focusing on this particular case when I was talking about broad industry practices. Some marketplaces are so big that not participating is simply not an option. Do you want to break them up instead? I think they should be treated as utilities after a certain size and have a suitable legal framework to solve these issues. Lots of things in commerce are not human rights but are regulated to prevent bad outcomes for society. Is due process really that much to ask for? Shouldn't you be allowed to defend yourself BEFORE they take away your livelihood? Why is apple allowed to unilaterally freeze your funds but banks are very notoriously not allowed to do that? Why does paypal also freeze your assets without any regulation? This happens all over the place and I think it shouldn't.