YouTube's product chief tells Axios that the Google-owned video site has removed thousands of COVID-19 videos including some from the Brazilian president's channel for violating policies related to the spread of medical misinformation.
Spreading medical misinformation is not a good thing to do Is it stone?
It's far, far better to spread medical misinformation than it is to censor medical misinformation. Or more accurately, censor Youtube's version of misinformation. This is quite draconian to have a corporation dictate what information the world is allowed to see. It's thought control. Or an attempt at it, serving to teach the populous that they can safely become wussies and believe everything they see on the internet.
well it's a private corp, but has lots of CIA etc, gov contracts, so it's not kosher IMO.
Like these websites can boot/ban anyone for no reason, but Google/youtube are different they're basically a gov agency without any of the accountability. And the gov will protect them for that very reason, they can get away with murder, litterally. Sell your private data to Saudi-Israel terrorists, or anyone.
A guy could loose his head over that kinda stuff ;) Where's Kashogi's head, nobody knows.