Thank you for your detailed comment.
From what I understand, a Voice account is about transparency not "free speech"
I suppose you may be right in that this may be the direction they want to proceed it. A big part of the problem, however, is how blindly the masses jump into such platforms without really considering the privacy implications.
I do hope if they (Block.one/Voice) take this route that they themselves will be more transparent about it and not simply radically change their privacy policy once a big share of users are in their matrix, as Facepuke, and Twatter have already done on multiple occasions.
Time will tell. And to me personally, there is nothing to indicate it will be any different just by looking at who they have partnered with and who are controlling them.