Americans may be inadvertently waiving the privacy protections they’re entitled to under the law…
LOL what privacy protections? The NSA has proven time and time again that they don’t give a single shit about the law, certainly now more than ever.
Bring back Janet Reno
Except they didn’t, and everyone can see that they didn’t so I don’t know who you’re trying to gaslight here.
I already told you that’s not what I’m doing. You need to read more carefully. I put the responsibility on the people responsible. All of them.
Yes…you are. Claiming you’re not is exactly the kind of attitude that perpetuates these monoliths and they thank you kindly for your service.
I bet you don’t vote either, do you?
There’s no propaganda. Its very simple logic and reason. I’ve done it. There’s no reason you can’t too.
It doesn’t shift responsibility anywhere. For some reason society gets this ridiculous notion that there can be only 1 person or entity to blame for anything, when in reality that’s almost never the case. Platforms have the choice not to exploit their users, and the users have the choice to leave. Both are responsible for the way things are, and either party has the power to end it.
This isn’t something we as individuals have control of.
Absolute nonsense.
Americans: No.
Nobody knows yet what triggered the ban. It could have been an automatic system, a moderator decision, or even some glitch with account verification. Reddit has not said a word about it.
Could be that too!
Don’t know why anyone would think it isn’t
Yes but just unofficial false information
Some thoughts:
Yes and the EU obviously has consequences as well.
Despite stating in their Terms of Services that their services are for adults only, all four platforms allow minors to access their platforms by a simple click confirming they are over 18.
That’s weird, I wonder why they did that? They’ve blocked traffic entirely from age-gated states. But in the EU they’re taking a stand of some sort?
Who enforces space law?
Depends what you mean by “safe enough”. Every country on the planet can subpoena your VPN for traffic data. That’s why that data needs to be encrypted, regardless of what company.