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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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The prohibition is not on speech. It's on installing a specific piece of software on government-issued devices, when the government has determined that software is a security & privacy threat.
The professors could legally use a third-party client app (if one exists) to connect to the service.
It's some silly videos, who determined it a threat?
The American government.
who determined that it's merely 'some silly videos'?