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Revision as of 16:06, 30 June 2021
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Soft, or indirect, censorship is any of a range of practices more subtle an indirect than simply censoring outright.
- Full article: Facebook/Censorship
- Full article: Facebook/Censorship
Shadow banning
- Full article: Shadow banning
- Full article: Shadow banning
- Full article: Twitter/Censorship
- Full article: Twitter/Censorship
- Full article: Reddit/Censorship
- Full article: Reddit/Censorship
Reddit began [When?] warning users that certain channels "may contain a high degree of misinformation". The 911Truth channel directs users to the 9-11 Commission website, but does not block the channel.
YouTube
- Full article: YouTube/Censorship
- Full article: YouTube/Censorship
Youtube originally offered unrestricted access to videos on its site. Later[When?] it started to require signing in for access to some.
Twitch
Twitch actively engages in censorship.
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