Platforms Trigger Religious Speech Prosecutions

Small online creators can face criminal investigation after platforms classify their religious criticism as dangerous and (possibly) tip or amplify reports to authorities. The Hamburg case where two Christian YouTubers were investigated under §166 after a low‑view video labelled 'dangerous' exemplifies how moderation signals can cascade into legal enforcement. — If platforms’ moderation signals routinely feed prosecutors or NGOs, ordinary debate about religion and ideology may be chilled and shifted from public argument to criminal law.