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> Does it make them harder to watch here? No. Of course it does? Most people are not going to go out of their way for it unless they have specific reasons to d
by brnt 2y ago
> Does it make them harder to watch here? No.
Of course it does? Most people are not going to go out of their way for it unless they have specific reasons to do so. What's on/available by default matters. (Ask any UX specialist.)
- benja123 2y agoI should know better, my wife is a UX specialist! You make a good point. What I should have said is that it won’t stop people who really want to watch it.
- brnt 2y agoBut then that isn't the goal: totally preventing you from ever seeing Al Jazeera or somesuch. As you noted: that'd be curtailment of freedoms only befitting dictatorships. Nobody wants that. Making it slightly more difficult to consume outright propaganda by not having it front and center; that seems to me to be a very much acceptable move for democratic and free states to make in the context of information warfare.