Supreme Court Ruling on Sec 230 or Communications Decency Act of 1996
Channel: TheXaminedLife
Date: 2023-03-08

In this video, I will discuss upcoming Supreme Court cases in which the families of people killed by terrorists are suing YouTube and other social media platforms for recommending terrorist recruiting and promotional videos.

If YouTube can monitor channels well enough to match specific creators, viewers, and advertisers, they should be able to identify and isolate (or remove) content that is contrary to the “promotion of the general welfare.”

I suggest that all platforms should have editorial/community guidelines (i.e., standards) that "promote the general welfare," AS WELL AS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES TO SHOW THAT they remove and/or do not recommend content that violates those guidelines. While viewer input can supplement this protection, it is primarily the responsibility of the platform providers.

Supreme Court decisions on these cases will be handed down in June of this year, 2023. In the meantime,  Write your reactions and solutions in the comment section. Write your legislators. Post on social media. Make your voices heard.

Nick Nimmin Video about this issue
https://www.youtube.com/live/Qi7KsiC5zF4?feature=share

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