I don&#x27;t think people are saying it&#x27;s illegal -- people are saying it&#x27;s a bad thing. Those don&#x27;t necessarily equal each other. Concepts like &quot;censorship&quot; or &quot;freedom of speech&quot; can exist and be talked about independently of the United States First Amendment; there may not be legal grounds for prosecution but from a social&#x2F;philosophical angle these are still things that can be legitimately debated.<p>My main concern is that, as more and more of the average Internet user&#x27;s communications becomes funneled through a small number of big private companies, the typical media ecosystem that we&#x27;re accustomed to is changing. For some people, Facebook and their feed basically <i>is</i> the Internet. I don&#x27;t know what the solution is or if there is one, but I find it unsettling to imagine a future where more and more of everyday life becomes dependent on private forces that pride themselves on not having to provide the protections that people grew up assuming they could rely on.