DeclineIntoCensorship

In such a world, the only options are to ignore it, shut down EU operations, or geoblock the EU entirely. I assume most platforms will simply ignore it—and hope that enforcement will be selective enough that they won’t face the full force of this ruling. But that’s a hell of a way to run the internet, where companies just cross their fingers and hope they don’t get picked for an enforcement action that could destroy them.

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As society quickly shifts toward authoritarianism and due process becomes a suggestion, it's not just on the Internet that we have to live this way from now on. We live at the pleasure of the police state.

I think there's two important questions here, that the article doesn't mention at all.

A) did Russmedia include in their official t.o.s. that advertisments may not include sensitive personal data of anyone

and

B) if they did not, would it have voided liability if they had.

As long as a ban on sensitive data in user generated content by the platform, that is enforced in good faith, is enough to void liabilty, I agree with this decision. If the operator is not held liable on principle for user generated content, that effectively makes it entirely legal to operate and host a revenge porn website, as long as all the videos are uploaded by users. And I do think anyone who hosts public facing user generated data in any form absolutely should be legally required to enforce a ban on sensitive personal data. That doesn't have to mean manually reviewing every single submission, but at minimum having the option to directly report content, and for the host to react in a reasonable time to such reports.