• Hirom@beehaw.orgOP
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      I wonder if that’d work, or if the Great Firewall of China already blocks it in Hong Kong

      • Norah - She/They@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        With Invidious, it would have to block every single accessible instance for that to work. You can proxy the video through the instance to avoid censorship.

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    I don’t get the premise of posts like that. We scold Google and other corps for not following the laws they are supposed to follow (data protection for example).and then we scold them for daring to follow lawmakers, when we don’t like the laws they follow. Which is it?

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      It doesn’t make sense to expect any kind of morality from an evil system. Google is just a mindless legal entity seeking rents/profits while the profiteers try to avoid state violence. It’s like getting mad at a leech for being a leech.

    • dean [he/they]@beehaw.org
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      I think the reason people are mad is less about “google please follow the law” and more about “google please do the right thing”

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      I think the point is to scold Google for the harm they cause or fail to prevent. When the law is written so as to genuinely prevent harm (data protection, for ex) then I will scold those who don’t follow it. When the law is written so as to be ineffective at best and harmful at worst, I will scold those who do follow it.

      The point isn’t to be consistent with regards to the law, as the law itself is not always either consistent nor “good”.

      … unless it is me that isn’t understanding your own comment?

      • Norgur@kbin.social
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        So we want Google and such to ignore laws when we think they should be ignored? Who decides which is which then?

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          Human Rights are higher than any law. Just because its law in China, does not mean it is correct to follow the law. It is not we decide which laws to follow, but it is universally in entire world the right thing to support Human Rights, regardless of any law.