US EditionGerman YouTuber Faces €16,000 Fine for Mispronouncing the Word "Quality" in the Latest Insane Speech Crime Prosecution to Hit the Federal Republic
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Is faulty AI being used by German law enforcement to issue fines for speech crimes?
A German YouTuber has been issued a €16,000 fine for allegedly violating a section of the German Criminal Code which forbids the use of symbols and slogans of “anti-constitutional and terrorist organisations,” […] The post Is faulty AI being used by German law enforcement to issue fines for speech crimes? first appeared on The Expose.
Irresistible criminal order: A German YouTuber is supposed to pay 16,000 Euro penalty, because he was using a stream: "The quality here is somehow not so good with me." What is prohibited about this? According to the criminal order of the District Court of Braunschweig, which is available to the medium of "Apollo News", he is supposed to have said at this point in truth "Sieg Heil!". The German YouTube scene seems to have a similar appeal to the…
German YouTuber faces €16,000 fine for mispronouncing the word "quality" in the latest insane speech crime prosecution to hit the Federal Republic
I always think we have hit rock bottom when it comes to German speech crime prosecutions, but then somehow things always manage to get worse. eugyppius: a plague chronicle is a reader-supported publication. maybe you share? ShareToday we have news that law enforcement authorities in Braunschweig have issued summary judgement against Tim Heldt, a major German YouTuber who runs the channel KuchenTV. They accuse Heldt of violating section 86a of th…
Against the YouTuber Tim Heldt, who has over one million subscribers with his channel "CuchenTV", a criminal order was issued by the Braunschweiger ... The post prosecutor's office fantasizes "Sieg Heil" in video – and puts criminal order over 16,000 euros against YouTubers from appeared first on Apollo News.
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