Cindy Harper
Cindy Harper blogs mostly about social media censorship and culture stories. [email protected]
Stories
TikTok Is Facing a National Security Investigation and Review After Privacy and Censorship Concerns
Congress has been increasingly skeptical about the app and its Chinese ownership.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Announces Twitter Are Banning All Political Ads
Only adverts encouraging people to vote will be allowed.
Barack Obama Calls Out Woke Online Social Media Outrage
The former President made the comments at the Obama Foundation Summit on Tuesday.
Lawsuit From Family of El Paso Shooting Victim Is Filed Against 8chan and Cloudflare
The lawsuit casts a wide net.
Facebook Ignores Calls for Censorship From Hong Kong Police
Hong Kong Police aren’t happy about how they’re being portrayed on social media.
GitHub Is Censored in Spain as the Government Attempts to Silence Catalan Protestors
It shows a worrying precedent that governments are willing to shut down access to valuable tools for businesses in their country in order to try and crush any organized display of democracy.
Drudge Report Alternative Aims to Democratize News Aggregation in an Age of Increasing News Monopolies
Gab Trends gives visitors a broad spectrum of news sources from across both legacy mainstream media and upcoming alternative media sources.
Katie Hill’s Lawyers Demand Daily Mail Website Remove Nude Photos
The attorneys say their client is “prepared to take all necessary means to protect her rights.”
Hillary Clinton Blames the Dark Web for Her 2016 Election Loss
No one knows what she means.
Users Alarmed to Find Google Indexes Gun Serial Numbers and License Plates
When you enter a license plate number in Google Images, it can reveal the vehicle photo.
New Republican Bill Thinks Minority Report Style Mass School Surveillance Will Cut School Shootings
To date, there has been no documented evidence that this level of mass surveillance actually prevents any harm.
Twitter Shares Plummet Almost a Fifth, as It Makes Conversational “Health” Its Top Priority
Twitter’s shares fell back down to previous levels not seen since March.
