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Lawmakers Race to Renew Warrantless Spying Before January
The urgency pitch depends on a deadline that is not quite as urgent as advertised.
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The internet shouldn’t require ID
Age checks put anonymous access at risk. See how identity demands are spreading and what you can do.
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The Latest
EU Unveils Digital Fairness Act, (Another) Online "Age Verification" Law
Brussels keeps building the same age gate, only this time it reaches nearly everyone.
Meta Expands AI Age Surveillance Worldwide
Meta is expanding AI age estimation and Teen Account restrictions globally on Instagram.
Australian Censor Chief Rejects Claims Digital Duty of Care Will Drive Censorship
Australia is asking platforms to police harm without first agreeing on what harm means.
Prince Harry Backs ID Checks for The Internet
The proposal promises to protect privacy. The first thing it asks for is proof of who you are.
Google Warns Australia’s Online "Safety" Bill Would Bring Mass Surveillance
When a duty of care starts looking like a duty to monitor.
German CDU MPs Seek Climate "Misinformation" List
The motion says opinions should not be banned, then reaches for a database of people who express them.












