[bennyp101]

A service shutting down, or being replaced is very different to one being blocked at a country level because of waves hands things

[NooneAtAll3]

> waves hands things

government censorship

called it for what it is

[jsheard]

The Online Safety Act is clear-cut censorship but that's not why Imgur left the UK. They were facing fines for violating the UKs data protection laws, specifically a set of rules that were introduced years before the OSA was even passed. Their parent company hasn't pulled any of their other services from the UK either, which you'd expect them to do if their goal was to protest or avoid the OSA.