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In a shocking legal twist, YouTube has been ordered to pay former U.S. President Donald Trump $22 million following a long-running battle over the suspension of his account.

The suspension, which came in the wake of the January 2021 Capitol riot, sparked years of heated debate over free speech, platform accountability, and the power of tech giants in shaping political discourse.

According to reports, the ruling centers on whether YouTube’s action violated contractual or free expression rights, with the court siding in Trump’s favor for damages. The judgment marks a significant moment in the ongoing global debate over Big Tech’s influence and censorship.

Trump, who has consistently criticized social media platforms for bias against conservatives, hailed the decision as a “victory for free speech.” His team argues that the ruling not only compensates him for damages but also sets a precedent for how far platforms can go in silencing political figures.

On the other hand, digital rights activists warn that the case could complicate how platforms enforce community guidelines — especially when dealing with high-profile users.

This case will likely ripple far beyond U.S. politics, influencing how tech companies handle account suspensions, moderation policies, and their accountability to users worldwide.

Do you think this ruling is fair, or does it threaten platform independence?
Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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