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Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason by blunte on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @12:27PM (#25572196)
I suspect one big problem for Google is the ignorant politicians and lawmakers/enforcers who think that the dissemination of information which _could_ be used for illegal activities is akin to the promotion of such activities.

And since you cannot without great effort educate people who are incapable or intentionally unwilling to learn, the easiest solution is to sacrifice some of your users to placate the idiots.

Maybe this is not Google's excuse, but it certainly applies to many other internet companies (craigslist for example).

Edit: typing on phone is miserable :(

Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason by kevin_thibedeau on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @02:43PM (#25573910)
All of said people swore an oath to uphold a core document with detailed restrictions on government power. They don't get a say in the dissemination of information.
Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason by nobody9999 on Wednesday December 30, 2020 @01:15AM (#25579095)
It's not politicians or enforcers, it's advertisers.

Advertisers pay the bills, not governments. And the golden rule[0] applies.

[0] "He who has the gold makes the rules."