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Originally Posted by Ducay
I believe he's been on the record as free speech on Twitter needs to be defined by the laws in the country it operates in itself. i.e you can say on Twitter what you can legally say in real life and with the same constraints. Seems logical to me and means it isn't 'free speech' as determined by a desk jockey at Twitter, but by law.
I agree in principal but the heck is he going to do with backwards countries will all kinds of regressive laws (Saudi cough cough)
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How does that work in practice? Twitter operates globally, so is it where Twitter is headquartered? Could they "move" to somewhere with lax laws? Or is it where the post came from? VPN, anyone? Or the user lives, since he seems to want to verify everyone's identity? What about dual citizens?