Vietnam Orders Telegram Block Over Alleged Anti-State Speech
May 27, 2025
Vietnam blocks Telegram amid crackdown on online speech, citing unregulated content and national security concerns.
Vietnam blocks Telegram amid crackdown on online speech, citing unregulated content and national security concerns.
Congress is building a censorship machine disguised as child protection and artist rights.
The Times warns against shadow censors but keeps its own spotlight dim when choosing who to muzzle.
Ireland’s defiance turns a legal standoff into a referendum on free speech.
Durov’s entry sharpens the focus on digital censorship claims swirling around Romania’s chaotic election.
Surveillance tech with cheerful names and moral mandates is the new frontier in manufacturing consent.
European lawmakers brace for a showdown over censorship as the DSA faces its fiercest transatlantic scrutiny yet.
Facial scans become the price of survival in a system where privacy is no longer negotiable.
European laws are drafting the rulebook for what Americans can post online.
The living room is now a surveillance lab, where every flicker of feeling trains the next ad algorithm.
His case may redefine the limits of political expression in an era of rigid gender legislation.
A deleted tweet and a distant acquaintance become the basis for a decade-long prison term in Saudi Arabia’s opaque legal system.
The bill would let federal prosecutors target consensual adult content once shielded by artistic or literary value.
When does a border stop check become a probe into protected beliefs?
Online censorship becomes the second front as governments weaponize digital platforms to shape the narrative.
Berlin hits pause on AfD surveillance as pressure from Washington turns a domestic dispute into a transatlantic standoff.
A digital muzzle replaces prison bars as Turkey cuts off Imamoglu’s last unfiltered line to the public.
MPs push for censorship powers they don’t fully understand, treating ambiguity in the law as a green light for control.
Users are left guessing whether Pinterest’s moderation is glitching or quietly redefining its boundaries.
Google sidesteps AI opt-outs by classifying web data as fair game once it’s funneled into search.
Weeks before ballots are cast, a campaign vanishes from the feed with no trace and no recourse.
Silencing as strategy took center stage at a conference where free speech was framed not as a right but a threat.
Europe’s push against disinformation doubles as a battle to define who gets to frame reality online.
What begins as a call to counter disinformation veers into a diplomatic tug-of-war over who gets to define the truth.
Vietnam blocks Telegram amid crackdown on online speech, citing unregulated content and national security concerns.
Congress is building a censorship machine disguised as child protection and artist rights.
The Times warns against shadow censors but keeps its own spotlight dim when choosing who to muzzle.
Ireland’s defiance turns a legal standoff into a referendum on free speech.
Durov’s entry sharpens the focus on digital censorship claims swirling around Romania’s chaotic election.
Surveillance tech with cheerful names and moral mandates is the new frontier in manufacturing consent.
European lawmakers brace for a showdown over censorship as the DSA faces its fiercest transatlantic scrutiny yet.
Facial scans become the price of survival in a system where privacy is no longer negotiable.
European laws are drafting the rulebook for what Americans can post online.
The living room is now a surveillance lab, where every flicker of feeling trains the next ad algorithm.
His case may redefine the limits of political expression in an era of rigid gender legislation.
A deleted tweet and a distant acquaintance become the basis for a decade-long prison term in Saudi Arabia’s opaque legal system.
The bill would let federal prosecutors target consensual adult content once shielded by artistic or literary value.
When does a border stop check become a probe into protected beliefs?
Online censorship becomes the second front as governments weaponize digital platforms to shape the narrative.
Berlin hits pause on AfD surveillance as pressure from Washington turns a domestic dispute into a transatlantic standoff.
A digital muzzle replaces prison bars as Turkey cuts off Imamoglu’s last unfiltered line to the public.
MPs push for censorship powers they don’t fully understand, treating ambiguity in the law as a green light for control.
Users are left guessing whether Pinterest’s moderation is glitching or quietly redefining its boundaries.
Google sidesteps AI opt-outs by classifying web data as fair game once it’s funneled into search.
Weeks before ballots are cast, a campaign vanishes from the feed with no trace and no recourse.
Silencing as strategy took center stage at a conference where free speech was framed not as a right but a threat.
Europe’s push against disinformation doubles as a battle to define who gets to frame reality online.
What begins as a call to counter disinformation veers into a diplomatic tug-of-war over who gets to define the truth.
