Comments by "Markus Müller" (@markusmuller6173) on "Supreme Court hears case about Big Tech liability" video.

  1. Large tech companies should only be responsible for ensuring that content creators can be identified where appropriate, particularly where a panelist has committed a criminal offense or crime. However, the main online services (quasi-monopolies) should not be granted any rights to arbitrarily and discriminatoryly exclude interlocutors by their business policy. Supermarkets, restaurants, public transport and hotels also have to deal with unpleasant comments.
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  2. Large tech companies should only be responsible for ensuring that content creators can be identified where appropriate, particularly where a panelist has committed a criminal offense or crime. However, the main online services (quasi-monopolies) should not be granted any rights to arbitrarily and discriminatoryly exclude interlocutors by their business policy. Supermarkets, restaurants, public transport and hotels also have to deal with unpleasant comments.
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  3. Large tech companies should only be responsible for ensuring that content creators can be identified where appropriate, particularly where a panelist has committed a criminal offense or crime. However, the main online services (quasi-monopolies) should not be granted any rights to arbitrarily and discriminatoryly exclude interlocutors by their business policy. Supermarkets, restaurants, public transport and hotels also have to deal with unpleasant comments.
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