• big pupper
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    22 years ago

    They have a duty to moderate public-facing systems. This is a link/bookmark sharing system, so obviously bookmarks that are pointing to things that are illegal are going to be dealt with.

    • @Blizzard@lemmy.zip
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      32 years ago
      • OP claimed it’s his private bookmarks not facing public

      • the site doesn’t contain any illegal content. It’s just google being overzealous and intrusive

      • Google Keep Notes has a sharing note feature. You think it would ok for them to sniff what you noting and delete it if they didn’t like it?

      • one again - there’s nothing illegal on that website, nor is accessing it or sharing it’s address

      • Chozo
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        12 years ago

        OP claimed it’s his private bookmarks not facing public

        OP is mistaken. Read the email in the screenshot.

      • big pupper
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        12 years ago

        Let’s try reading the articles before discussing them, next time.

    • LoafyLemon
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      32 years ago

      They don’t have to, they choose to. You can share bookmarks on Firefox, but Mozilla doesn’t filter nor censor them Orwellian style.

      • bermuda
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        12 years ago

        Orwellian is when company does thing I don’t like

        • LoafyLemon
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          12 years ago

          No, it’s when the company attempts to assume the role of a governing body and delves into the privacy of people’s bedrooms.

      • big pupper
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        12 years ago

        I’m pretty sure there are reasonable expectations by governments that you maintain adequate moderation, especially the EU. If Mozilla were to deploy a public facing system and not moderate it, they would catch hell from the EU and likely be fined out the ass.