If YouTube implements a mechanism that allows it to block content in accordance with Ukrainian law, will this be considered a violation of information legislation, and can the company be held liable in this case?
I want to know if I have the right to go to court if I believe that blocking a person's YouTube channel without a court order is a violation of their rights? Should there be a separate court hearing regarding blocking such content?
If I believe that the actions of government authorities violate my rights, can I challenge them in court, and what are the first steps I should take to do so?
I'm wondering if the US Department of Homeland Security is violating copyright law by using music from Pokémon in a video of the apprehension of illegal immigrants? Can such an act be considered an infringement of intellectual property rights?
I read somewhere that the author's consent is not required when covering current events.
I have a YouTube Premium family membership with my family, but we don't live at the same address. Will the new rules affect my access to the service?
I recently noticed that YouTube is changing the appearance of my videos without my knowledge. This is distorting my content and undermining the trust of my audience. Do I have the right to demand that YouTube stop this behavior and how can I do this through the courts?
Do you consider it justified for another country's government to block social media due to companies' refusal to comply with new registration and licensing rules if such actions could limit citizens' freedom of speech and communication opportunities?
Do you believe that blocking social media by a country's government can be a basis for restricting freedom of speech, and should such a decision be subject to judicial review?
Do you think it is justified for the government to block access to social media during mass protests, as happened in Nepal, if it threatens freedom of speech and human rights violations?