[slg]

>Within the law. To be honest, there is very little I see that should be censored beyond CP.

Within the law of which country?

Should copyrighted content be blocked in the US? What about in the Netherlands?

Should Holocaust denying content be blocked in Germany? What about in the US?

Should anti-CCP content be allowed in China? What about outside China?

If you want to do the bare minimum according to the law, you are going to need a different implementation for every country. And even then people in countries with more lax laws are going to think you are acting unethically by censoring content in more restrictive countries and vice versa.

EDIT: I have no idea why a comment that amounts to "different countries have different laws" is being downvoted.

[LegitShady]

If you want to operate within a country you should follow the laws there. If the laws are immoral, you shouldn't operate there, or you should accept them and make money without being moral. That choice is up to the company. It's why google building AIs for china should be controversial.

I'm not sure why this is a revelation.