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  • This is exactly how YouTube's DMCA takedown system works, and how media companies have been abusing it since it's inception. Someone claims copyright on your video, and Google immediately takes it down. You then can contest the claim and Youtube will put it back up. But the claimant can contest your contest, and Google will then tell you that you can't have it up and have to settle in court with the claimant. Oh, and you get a strike to boot.

    The whole process is automated, because there's so much content now it's impractical for every single takedown request to be addressed by a human. And because there is no punishment for bad-faith takedown requests, there is no incentive for the claimants to ensure their IP is really being infringed.

  • Again, I never said they weren't causing harm. You're conflating the concepts of aid and beneficence.

    Trump and his ilk being in power is not beneficial to the country, but their sheer stupidity in attempting to achieve their goals aids their opposition in stopping them.

  • Fascist-enabling media billionaires get sidelined because their fascist leaders have no loyalty? Who could have seen that one coming?

    An important figure in nationalist politics in Germany during the first three decades of the twentieth century, Alfred Hugenberg became the country's leading media proprietor during the 1920s. As leader of the German National People's Party, he played a part in helping Adolf Hitler become chancellor of Germany and served in his first cabinet in 1933, hoping to control Hitler and use him as his tool. The plan failed, and by the end of 1933 Hugenberg had been pushed to the sidelines.

    Oh. Right.

  • Google Maps

    https://wego.here.com/

    Edit: one interesting thing about their mobile app is when you use the GPS for directions, it changes where the audio comes from depending on what your next direction is. If your next is "turn left" then the instructions come from your left-side car audio.

  • I didn’t sound like a centralized system from the article. More like they want a third party like Verisign or something.

    It's going to be both. Bluesky will verify users, but they're also going to have other authorized verification entities.

    From what I've seen, there will be two distinct types of blue check- users verified by Bluesky will have one mark, and users verified by a trusted authority will have a different mark.

    Now who will those third-party verifiers be, and how will they be selected, hasn't been announced yet.