> … and ban like 7 accounts
I’m sure that number will never increase.
I’m sure that number will never increase.
Edit: also looking at the history here... They fought those bans too. I'm guessing, due to Indias importance to the IT industry, twitter was unable to pull out entirely, leaving their employees vulnerable if they didn't comply.
Not sure about turkey, but it looks like in this case, they are able to avoid censorship by pulling out entirely. Brazil is an inconsequential country.
I don't want un-elected social media billionaires making political decisions for me.
The more pressing issue is governments censoring opposition
Twitter is made of people and owned by people who use it to make political decisions. That was the case before Musk and is still the case after Musk.
Pre-Musk.
July 2022: https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/05/twitter-sues-india-governm...
October 2022: Musk buys Twitter.
In Turkey and India, there was no such concern.
it went to court, and then the Brazilian supreme court -- and they lost.