Except they've already attempted this against much bigger fries, and lost. The precedence goes the other way.
Lawsuits are coming to Lemmy, and there’s literally nothing we can do to stop it. All social media is facing the same crisis of liability, and republicans in America are dead set on killing the rules that currently protect them.
Lemmy.world is always at risk of dumb lawsuits for defedirating exploding heads (“silencing conservative voices in social media”), god knows how many asshole patent trolls, plus their huge gaping GDPR non-compliance.
The EU could literally destroy this all tomorrow if they wanted. Driving up the user base, driving up donations, and acquiring their own legal team is the only way any big instance is going to stick around by this time next year.
If you think Lemmy is even on their radar when reddit still hosts much bigger communities having all the same conversations, you’re crazy. I would bet they don’t even know we exist yet.
There was no illegal content hosted in any of those communities.
These same communities already existed/exist on reddit with no issues.
The troll responsible for this is from another instance, and has been demanding that all other big instances do this. Maybe take it up with them?
None of that is even remotely true, but go off. The idea that anyone thinks that the largest corporations in the world crammed through the DMCA with protecting minorities in mind is truly laughable.
Ah, the article really should have specified that this is only available on certain hardware, and not all iPhones.
Installed the iOS 17 Beta to try this, the option is not there. Not sure what they're talking about. There's no option underneath "Live Speech" in the Accessibility menu.
If the admin are in cahoots with the crypto mining douchebag, then no part of the site is safe.
Sorry, he’s out of the shower now.
Whoa, you rule for putting in this much effort for one of these, even though the nested threads get insane and unreadable on mobile currently, I hope there’s a future in putting this much effort in.
You have never been able to defend what you said or quoted. Not once.
You never even tried. You got called out and immediately shut down and started insulting people.
Until the next big social media fuck up, which neither Spez nor Musk can stop themselves from making.
You're just here early, and the platform still needs work. It hasn't even hit 1.0 yet.
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