Sure, they are private businesses and so they can do whatever they want with their users but at least in the past, they used to be less blatant and arbitrary about their censorship of unpopular (to the Big Tech’s liberal monoculture) opinion. Now all the bets are off. Over the past few days:
In Brazil:
WhatsApp banned hundreds of thousands of accounts in Brazil as the Facebook Inc. messaging
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