Actually, there is a lot of censorship going on to appease the US government [0]
I wish there was a free source for this, but for whatever reason, it's really hard to find one for that particular documentary.
Which is all the more annoying considering that my payments for German public broadcasting actually financed the production of it.
But that documentary made me question my understanding of the Internet and had me realize how much of our "reality" is nowadays mostly perceived and shaped through social media. If it doesn't exist on social media, it might as well never have happened.
To give one of the worst examples: Pictures of "enhanced interrogations", performed by US soldiers on "terrorist suspects", are being deleted from social media with the reasoning "This is a known torture method by ISIS, deleted for being terrorist propaganda" because these Phillipino moderators, many just young students, often completely lack any real context or understanding of what they see.