Rumble doesn't have YouTube's 10 million daily active users.
It's uncensored as a policy. The people running the company have good ethos. But if they receive a court order telling them to take down content they'll be forced to comply.
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ok i understand better now.
Policies change because
If censorship is possible, it will happen if it has not already. That’s a given.
Someone will upload something so bad or very illegal, they’ll censor before getting a request from law
The kind of censorship I am concerned with is the political kind - shutting down content that goes against their narrative. YouTube is at that stage where they just censor whenever they receive the phone call.
You would think X is not but that's a joke becaus they consistently and without qualm censor all US and Israeli war crime footage, of which there is a LOT.