Yeah, pretty much this.  Remember, censorship isn&#x27;t only when the government bans something.  Yes, that&#x27;s an example of censorship, but individuals and other private parties can censor stuff as well, and when literally all the places you can gain an audience are private property... then anything they don&#x27;t like is de facto censored.<p>Which to be fair, is a problem with the internet and much of the modern day world.  So much that people depend on is privately owned that freedom in the &#x27;from government&#x27; sense is basically meaningless.