Friday 7 February 2020
In its 23 years of service, Netflix has removed only nine pieces of content due to government censorship. In a new report titled Environmental Social Governance, the streaming giant revealed that over the years it has received takedown requests from the governments of New Zealand, Vietnam, Germany, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia. The first ever takedown notice came from New Zealand in 2015, but Singapore is by far the most active. [Read: How to opt out of Netflix’s autoplay previews] Here are the nine titles Netflix removed over the years: The Bridge (New Zealand, 2015) Full Metal Jacket (Vietnam, 2017) Night of the…
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