But this discussion isn’t really about regulating speech as it is about the increasingly monopolized nature of public sphere. Without that aspect, there’s not much to discuss.
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To make it clearer, if you don't mention Facebook or YouTube, none of that "take down" discussion makes sense because there is no such discussion. There is nobody serious talking about banning emailing of doctored videos etc.
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That’s not entirely true - the messaging platform moderation (or WhatsApp) are very much trying to solve for this problem.
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WhatsApp is Facebook, which goes back to my point. And end-to-end encrypted so a different set of issues/questions.
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The issue, I believe, is when speech becomes “public” - and what degree of policing that requires, and from who. Agree messaging and “public” posting is different, and approaches should differ - but they exist beyond the companies you’re highlighting (the other point).
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Not in the context of this doctored video or similar videos. Is anyone discussing banning its spread by email?
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