Twitter has lost liability protection in India, government says

Re:Twitter has lost liability protection in India, governmen... by kranner on Tuesday July 06, 2021 @07:19AM (#27746847)

All your points apply to YouTube as well, and YouTube has more than 10x the users it has in India than Twitter does.

But then why is YouTube not being targeted by the Government? One salient difference I see is that Twitter is protecting its users by being identified and punished by the Government for being anti-Government.

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Re:Twitter has lost liability protection in India, governmen... by kumarvvr on Tuesday July 06, 2021 @07:25AM (#27746902)

Because youtube has no mechanism to label content one way or other.

It is not a massive distribution network. It is a content heavy site used for sharing videos. The actual sharing happens on other platforms.

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Re:Twitter has lost liability protection in India, governmen... by kranner on Tuesday July 06, 2021 @07:36AM (#27747012)

So you're saying the moment YouTube begins to flag content as potentially manipulated, it could become a problem?

And do none of the points in your previous comment matter at all?

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Re:Twitter has lost liability protection in India, governmen... by kumarvvr on Tuesday July 06, 2021 @12:44PM (#27750983)

Of course. If you put out a video expressing your views on a political situation, and YT labels your video as "manipulative video", won't you have a problem?

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Re:Twitter has lost liability protection in India, governmen... by kranner on Tuesday July 06, 2021 @01:23PM (#27751583)

> If you put out a video expressing your views on a political situation, and YT labels your video as "manipulative video", won't you have a problem?

So you’re admitting this looks like an act of retribution by the Government then?

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