Alex Stamos, the former Facebook executive who is now director of Stanford University’s Internet Observatory, said he contacted Voxility on Twitter after finding information online that 8chan-host Epik was renting Voxility’s servers and subleasing them to its own customers.
“The fact that legitimate tech companies are supporting 8chan makes it less likely that private industry can take care of itself, but legislation will be worse than private action,” said Mr. Stamos, adding that he is concerned about governments outside the U.S. putting undue curbs on free speech.
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I'm not at all familiar with 8chan, but it's hard to believe that reputable tech companies would wish to have anything to do with it, especially in light of the recent mass shootings.
“The fact that legitimate tech companies are supporting 8chan makes it less likely that private industry can take care of itself, but legislation will be worse than private action,” said Mr. Stamos, adding that he is concerned about governments outside the U.S. putting undue curbs on free speech.
For the entire story - https://www.wsj.com/articles/fringe-mess...1564990191
I'm not at all familiar with 8chan, but it's hard to believe that reputable tech companies would wish to have anything to do with it, especially in light of the recent mass shootings.