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They can put this in the App Store if people can sue them for inaccuracies in their app.
Lol. Ditching zoom for google over privacy is a bit.... ok...
Zoom had a lot of problems early on due to unexpectedly gaining way more customers than they anticipated. they spent a lot and have fixed most of their problems.
IN terms of corporate telco software, they're easy to deal with and their customer support is excellent.
The best bit is that if you have hybrid exchange, you need to keep an on-prem server.
Derp.
Anyone who is likely to update shifted off anything requiring oracle JDK years ago.
Bye!!! Good riddance!
What do the plaintiffs think Facebook should have done? Any answer that boils down to "have a human review everything" is simply not possible. It doesn't matter how badly you wish it were possible -- it isn't possible.
You can't hide behind 230 when you are selective about who you do and do nutlet on the platform.
Oh, sorry, wrong answer, but thank you for playing.
Section 230 actually says the exact opposite. It explicitly allows sites to perform content moderation without that losing their liability protections.
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