Supreme Court Allows Mississippi Age Verification Law to Take Effect, Advancing Online Digital ID Push
August 14, 2025
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
Britain now finds itself listed among nations accused of authoritarianism when it comes to free expression.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
What’s sold as a safety net for kids could become the blueprint for an ID-locked, surveillance-ready internet.
The ruling cements Britain’s broadest online speech controls.
The Digital Services Act is a direct assault on free speech and the US State Department wants it repealed.
“It’s become a censorship law, and there is no way that is going to survive,” Judge Mendez said.
Trump administration drafts order on bank discrimination, cryptocurrency access, and political bias in finance.
A court order to “protect creativity” could quietly become the internet’s kill switch.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Keir Starmer’s speech crackdown just opened a transatlantic free speech fault line.
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
A prosecutor’s leap from data disputes to mafia designations has Washington fuming and Silicon Valley watching closely.
Online anonymity faces a pivotal threat as Mississippi’s digital ID law pushes private speech through a government filter.
Free speech meets a hammer as Congress eyes a censorship regime dressed in counterterror garb.
The court’s rejection of the gag order cracks open the secrecy around how federal power is used, and sometimes misused, behind closed doors.
What begins as child protection quietly lays the groundwork for a permanent surveillance regime.
Washington draws a red line as Brazil’s judiciary crosses digital borders with a velvet hammer.
Treating app design as a product flaw rather than protected speech opens the door to reshaping the internet by lawsuit.
The DOJ treats coordinated viewpoint suppression as a market distortion that undermines democratic access to diverse information.
Sergio Rodriguez challenges Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay over Facebook ban tied to utility crisis comments.
Trump turns a tech turf war into a tariff-laced foreign policy doctrine aimed at defending American speech abroad.
A satirical meme case ends in acquittal as the court draws a hard line between digital provocation and criminal conspiracy.
Florida blocks public funds for media monitoring firms in new law signed by Ron DeSantis after growing censorship concerns.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
Britain now finds itself listed among nations accused of authoritarianism when it comes to free expression.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
What’s sold as a safety net for kids could become the blueprint for an ID-locked, surveillance-ready internet.
The ruling cements Britain’s broadest online speech controls.
The Digital Services Act is a direct assault on free speech and the US State Department wants it repealed.
“It’s become a censorship law, and there is no way that is going to survive,” Judge Mendez said.
Trump administration drafts order on bank discrimination, cryptocurrency access, and political bias in finance.
A court order to “protect creativity” could quietly become the internet’s kill switch.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Keir Starmer’s speech crackdown just opened a transatlantic free speech fault line.
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
A prosecutor’s leap from data disputes to mafia designations has Washington fuming and Silicon Valley watching closely.
Online anonymity faces a pivotal threat as Mississippi’s digital ID law pushes private speech through a government filter.
Free speech meets a hammer as Congress eyes a censorship regime dressed in counterterror garb.
The court’s rejection of the gag order cracks open the secrecy around how federal power is used, and sometimes misused, behind closed doors.
What begins as child protection quietly lays the groundwork for a permanent surveillance regime.
Washington draws a red line as Brazil’s judiciary crosses digital borders with a velvet hammer.
Treating app design as a product flaw rather than protected speech opens the door to reshaping the internet by lawsuit.
The DOJ treats coordinated viewpoint suppression as a market distortion that undermines democratic access to diverse information.
Sergio Rodriguez challenges Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay over Facebook ban tied to utility crisis comments.
Trump turns a tech turf war into a tariff-laced foreign policy doctrine aimed at defending American speech abroad.
A satirical meme case ends in acquittal as the court draws a hard line between digital provocation and criminal conspiracy.
Florida blocks public funds for media monitoring firms in new law signed by Ron DeSantis after growing censorship concerns.
