Re:How you can get banned from Facebook permanently
by roenxi on Saturday January 23, 2021 @05:47PM
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Acceptable, sure. As burdens go it isn't crazy.
Useful/good idea is one for the debate floor. I imagine in this case, for example, Facebook would send Mr. Birch an email telling him that he distributed nude photos via Messenger and they have a 0 tolerance policy towards that. That doesn't really move the situation forward from what is already being publicly written about in an article. It increases the cost of competing with Facebook too, which is probably an own goal given the outcomes the regulation is trying to achieve.
There are a lot of things in life that do not need a legislative response. Being banned from Facebook is one of them.
Useful/good idea is one for the debate floor. I imagine in this case, for example, Facebook would send Mr. Birch an email telling him that he distributed nude photos via Messenger and they have a 0 tolerance policy towards that. That doesn't really move the situation forward from what is already being publicly written about in an article. It increases the cost of competing with Facebook too, which is probably an own goal given the outcomes the regulation is trying to achieve.
There are a lot of things in life that do not need a legislative response. Being banned from Facebook is one of them.