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That won't protect from outrage, as inevitably something really bad will be exposed to be on your service. You'll have to either defend keeping your position or
by makeitdouble 2y ago
That won't protect from outrage, as inevitably something really bad will be exposed to be on your service. You'll have to either defend keeping your position or creep up surveillance on user content to avoid a similar thing to happen.
Users, regulators, investors etc. all want different things that are mostly incompatible, and you're bound to piss some and please others to varying degrees.
- citizen_friend 2y agoThe public isn’t outraged. It’s mostly journalists and a tiny vocal minority. Its as ridiculous as saying Microsoft is support terrorism because they use computers running windows. You bring up a good point about regulators though. That probably is the most credible danger,