> You may have heard of the "26 words that created the internet." Here they > are, straight from Section 230: > > No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated > as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another > information content provider. > > That lets companies like Meta and Google off the hook for what their users > say and do.
Yes, tho I think we're falling into that trap as well when we say things like "what their users say and do": while the messages technically (presumably) originate from other users, it's the companies which choose which messages they send: with such a vast number of users (and hence messages) to choose from, they can literally say anything they want while hiding behind section 230 for protection. === Stefan
