Censoring used in a sentence

Censoring in a sentence as a noun

Or because Google did move out of mainland China and stopped censoring searches in 2010.

They think censoring piracy will stop it, when it's obvious that it wont.

Twitter is censoring users at the behest of their governments.

That said, this still reflects aptly what I think about censoring away profanity.

Society needs certain things to thrive - like people doing stuff and communicating without fear and self-censoring.

Google being a private company is immaterial - they are not self-censoring, but complying with US law.

Single EU countries have widespread censoring infrastructure in place and IP-based bans are common and normal.

"Comes in real handy when we need to have a "DnsManipulationDetector" in the future that checks if your DNS is actively censoring...

I don't think censoring social media is a good idea or even remotely helpful, but these comparisons are beyond ridiculous.

I like this, but it feels hypocritical after the recent domain seizures and ******** internet and digital media laws, and past censoring / banning of documents.

How do you know that they're not censoring edits to make articles reflect more positively on a company with which they have a commercial relationship?It is possible to remove edits in a way that makes the diffs inaccessible.

You are not separate from our society, you are part of our society, and you must play a responsible role in it`I see, you want the people who have been working for their entire lives to better the human race to take their valued time and put that towards your endeavors of censoring anything that could potentially offend the parents of children?

Why shouldnt they comply with those countrys laws when the do business there, just as you expect companies in foreign jurisdictions to comply with American laws when they do business with your citizens?My feeling is that if you dont want Twitter censoring **** discussions in Germany, hand back the Canadian who sold ********* seeds by mail to Americans.