It's almost surprising how many legal geniuses on Twitter (responding to this tweet) don't grasp this simple concept.JUST IN: EU warns Elon Musk that Twitter faces ban over content moderation, per FT.
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 30, 2022
Almost.
(I wrote a longish post on the question of Apple's App Store violating anti-trust laws, a subject on which I'm almost completely ignorant. But then I realized I was arguing with people on Twitter insisting Apple was in trouble in the Epic v. Apple suit (still pending with the 9th circuit) over anti-trust violations; people who had no clue what the legal issues are in that suit. So I'm not going to argue with them here, about free speech. This is, as I say, an international company, and the EU is entitled to enforce its laws on content moderation.)
(Although some of the responses are better than others:
That is why he is going to mars. To create the new europe.
— Carolina (@Carolin22570966) November 30, 2022
The e lawn fanboy pearl clutching in here is amazing
— Matt Dannevik (@MattDannevik) November 30, 2022
Probably just going to state that he‘ll build his own EU then. 🤣
— StandUpResist! 🗯🙋🏻♂️ #RebuildTheNation (@StandUpResist) November 30, 2022
Heh.)My take away is that a lot of people aren’t in global business and don’t realize that GDPR plus other regulations are a thing in the EU.
— tim ⚛️ (@babbles) November 30, 2022
Musk 100% created this problem himself.
To blame anyone else other than Elmo is simply not honest.
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