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“Every day Canadians use online platforms to connect with family and friends, stay informed and participate in debates and discussions.
“Hate speech will definitely be part of the legislation that will be tabled, but we also want to encompass other online harms that are taking place.”
The law will require the compliance of online platforms, which will have only a day to remove flagged content.
“With the legislation we will be tabling, it won’t matter whether or not the company is Canadian,” said Guilbeault.
“It won’t matter where the company is registered or where their servers are located. Once a publication is flagged it will have to be taken down within 24 hours of having it being flagged. There are not a lot of countries that are doing that right now.
“Ultimately the goal is to create a safer environment for all people online and not just for a handful.”
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: 111DPKING111
The AboveTopSecret.com server and host is in CANADA???
It won’t matter where the company is registered or where their servers are located. Once a publication is flagged it will have to be taken down within 24 hours of having it being flagged.
This is the most reasonable response I’ve seen in this thread, well put
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
This is not a problem except in Canada. The minister or reclaimthenet has totally misrepresented what this means. Canada will be filtering Canadian internet connections and not attacking the world wide web. They have no power to control what happens on the internet outside of their borders.
As far as ATS goes, we might loose all Canadian members, if ATS is blacklisted but nothing more.
Good by Canadians, everyone else carry on.