Carl Sinclair
Carl Sinclair is a technology reporter covering anti-competetive practices and privacy issues for Reclaim The Net. [email protected]
Subscription Score is a new way to avoid online junk mail, and only get the good stuff
Mailing lists are giving a rating so you know which ones to avoid.
Gaming browser Opera GX – gimmick or interesting?
Many features are pulled from the standard Opera browser.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez supports repeal of FOSTA
AOC is among those who say it has largely been ineffective and actually made it more difficult to prevent sex-trafficking.
Patreon and payment processors could be held accountable for censorship under new Californian arbitration law
Platforms such as Patreon have been banning users, severing the ties between creators and customers.
Maastricht University caved and paid ransom to hackers
They paid almost $220,000 to the hackers.
Coronavirus: as journalists in China disappear, citizens turn to Twitter to find the truth
Chinese citizens feel the state news is hiding the truth about the Wuhan virus.
Ted Cruz leads senators calling for Iranian leaders to be banned from Twitter
Cruz and three other senators want Twitter to close Iranian accounts to support US sanctions.
Facebook removes Thai mass shooter’s Facebook account
The shooter made several Facebook posts during the shooting.
WeChat users in China, who were banned for talking about coronavirus, beg for their accounts back
Chinese citizens find it hard to avoid WeChat as an account is used for so many services in China.
Dr. Li Wenliang, who was reprimanded for warning people of coronavirus on Weibo, has died
Dr. Li Wenliang was the first to publicly announce that coronavirus could be a major problem and has now succumbed to the virus.
