Hong Kong braces in the face of China’s new so-called “security” law
Censorship incoming.
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Month: June 2020
Teacher Mei Duo bypassed censorship and posted to Facebook from Tibet in 2016. She hasn’t been seen since.
The Chinese Communist Party at work.
Tokyo court rules Twitter doesn’t need to delete information on citizens’ criminal history
A man wanted his arrest history scrubbed from Twitter.
“Racist” TikTok video gets student expelled from Hardin-Simmons University
Colleges are increasingly taking a tough stance against students’ social media posts.
College student will face terrorist threat charges over “snowflakes” Snapchat post, after dismissal rejected
The extreme case won’t be dropped.
Egypt jails reporters and bloggers who publish COVID information that disputes government sources
Apparently, it’s for public safety.
Chinese bank got two Western companies to install tax software that has secret backdoor, researchers say
China is increasingly accused of spying.
Senator Hirono wants to strip Big Tech of Section 230 immunity for not removing misinformation in private groups
Section 230 continues to be politicized and weaponized.
Twitch suspends The President
“Hateful conduct” was apparently behind the temporary ban.
