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Originally Posted by drcoastline
I am not that tech savvy but I guess your question refers to the Parler incident? If I am correct the article indicates this is a block chain so that can't happen? The excerpt below is from the article. I guess this prevents the Parler incident from happening?
“Some would call it an alternative to YouTube,” he said. “We like to think it’s the successor.”
The site was created by the team behind the Lbry (pronounced “library”) blockchain protocol. Kauffman emphasized that neither Odysee creators nor their viewers need to know anything about the technology (“blockchain is a how, it’s not a why”), but he said this approach gives those creators more direct control of their content and their audience. As Kauffman put it, “Your channel exists, effectively, in a cryptocurrency wallet that you can download.”
The Lbry website offers a few more details: “For the same reasons that nobody can prevent a Bitcoin transaction from taking place, nobody can prevent a transaction (like a publication or a tip) from appearing on the LBRY blockchain.”
The Odysee website sits on top of this protocol. While anyone could, in theory, publish anything to the Lbry blockchain, Odysee restricts content based on a handful of community guidelines that prohibit things like pornography and content that promotes violence or terrorism.
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I can't see how blockchain is going to protect the company from having its content eliminated from servers (aws or Google)...
If I provide you storage with my company, and I choose to sever my services with you, it doesn't matter that you have BC videos... Your out... No mo storage end of story.