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TL;DR:

Any account on a big tech site is no longer something to take for granted, but has become a time bomb. It could be terminated at random, at any time, without warning.


I have the feeling that the initial openness of big tech products (YouTube, Reddit, etc.) was just a bait to grow.

Now that they have reached critical mass, they can betray users as much as they feel like, through censorship, planned obsolescence and more shady tactics.

For example, why do you think (((Google))) actually killed call recording since Android 9, despite of many ? Not to mention their file access control restrictions that accumulated since 2014, which causes third-party developers of superior software to be usurped by the vendor's precluded and functionally inferior software (the Apple way), possibly for control.

In 2007, Faggit joked about , but not long after, they ████████ ████████ █████████ █████⬛

Since the mid-2010s, Twitter is increasingly extorting people into providing their phone number, or else their account is locked and suspended after a week when the user fails to comply. In many countries, anti-terrorism laws demand people to facially identify themselves when activating a new phone number. It's damn obvious what this is for. (And Parlér does the same thing. ) And (((Instagram))) has severely restricted their API since 2016.

YouTube: https://poal.co/s/YouTube/239116

YouTube also likes to make account suspensions under the guise of technical issues.

###TL;DR: Any account on a big tech site is no longer something to take for granted, but has become a time bomb. It could be terminated at random, at any time, without warning. ----- I have the feeling that the initial openness of big tech products (YouTube, Reddit, etc.) was just a bait to grow. Now that they have reached critical mass, they can betray users as much as they feel like, through censorship, planned obsolescence and more shady tactics. For example, why do you think (((Google))) actually killed call recording since Android 9, despite of many [legitimate uses](https://nllapps.com/apps/acr/android9.htm)? Not to mention their file access control restrictions that accumulated since 2014, which causes third-party developers of **superior** software to be usurped by the vendor's precluded and functionally inferior software (*the Apple way*), possibly for control. In 2007, Faggit joked about [censoring unpopular posts](http://web.archive.org/web/1/http://blog.reddit.com/2007/04/reddit-now-doubleplusgood.html), but not long after, they ████████ ████████ █████████ █████⬛ Since the mid-2010s, Twitter is increasingly extorting people into providing their phone number, or else their account is locked and suspended after a week when the user fails to comply. In many countries, *anti-terrorism* laws demand people to facially identify themselves when activating a new phone number. It's damn obvious what this is for. (And Parlér does the same thing. [Don't trust them.](https://poal.co/s/Jewspiracy/201698)) And (((Instagram))) has severely restricted their API since 2016. YouTube: https://poal.co/s/YouTube/239116 YouTube also likes to make account suspensions under the guise of *technical issues*.

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I just argued with a guy for using Bitchute, it's all the same shit in the end. They build momentum then they do whatever the fuck they want.

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It should be said that its likely not so much bitchute doing what it wants as is trying to survive and be legal. Fuck em anyway for kneeling to the kikes just because they were bitch smacked off their service providers.

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They struggle to be legal because the business strategy is to accept almost everyone banned from YT, but when they get big enough they'll pivot like everyone else, change my mind.

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No fucking doubt they will go the censor happy cunt route. They already have. Im just saying it isnt without a vast quantity of external pressure and attacks. Were it not for governments, companies, various groups, service providers, ect... sticking their nose where it doesnt belong I doubt they would have become like this.

We need our heros but they are being given the choice of comply or die. So more than heros going solo against the world we need an army. Metaphorical or otherwise.