Rumble is Restored in France After Court Rejects Government’s Censorship Demand
October 14, 2025
A judge just told the government that emailing censorship demands have no legal authority.
A judge just told the government that emailing censorship demands have no legal authority.
The Canadian government wants the power to disappear your internet access with no judge, no warrant, no warning.
The regulator is acting as if UK law governs platforms that exist entirely outside its borders.
Compulsory age checks mark a quiet but seismic move toward digital identity becoming the price of admission online.
A single click could soon silence the data brokers lurking behind every scroll and search.
Critics warn the EU’s Digital Services Act could transform online regulation into a continent-wide system of state-sanctioned speech control.
Government pressure takes center stage as lawmakers clash over censorship, comedy, and the Constitution.
The senator’s sights are set against a digital speech crackdown he says is cloaked in national security.
A courtroom fight over Roblox could reshape how Americans prove who they are every time they log on.
Germany blocks EU Chat Control plan as Friedrich Merz, Stefanie Hubig, and Irene Mihalic defend encryption and digital privacy rights.
Google braces for a forced reckoning as its Play Store monopoly faces a court-mandated teardown.
A law meant to curb digital abuse instead risks criminalizing Mexico’s sharpest political tradition; laughing at power.
In a country where social media often outpaces law, TikTok’s quiet concession speaks volumes.
The challenge turns on whether public access to graphic truth can be lawfully severed by a bureaucrat’s notice.
YouTube cuts a check but keeps its content playbook sealed.
Washington’s latest move treats Brazil’s censorship war like a family business gone rogue.
Google admits bending to political pressure, but only long after the damage was already done.
Once a war room for supposedly battling Russian bots, now a relic of bureaucratic overreach and mission creep.
Border security gets top billing, but the real show is warrantless surveillance slipping through the side door.
Calls for platform accountability came with few answers about who decides what speech is acceptable.
Papers, please.
The decision cements a high bar for public figures trying to fight back against media characterization.
The bills pit mental health urgency against the right to private digital conversations.
Google’s monopoly defense unravels as judges uphold injunctions.
A judge just told the government that emailing censorship demands have no legal authority.
The Canadian government wants the power to disappear your internet access with no judge, no warrant, no warning.
The regulator is acting as if UK law governs platforms that exist entirely outside its borders.
Compulsory age checks mark a quiet but seismic move toward digital identity becoming the price of admission online.
A single click could soon silence the data brokers lurking behind every scroll and search.
Critics warn the EU’s Digital Services Act could transform online regulation into a continent-wide system of state-sanctioned speech control.
Government pressure takes center stage as lawmakers clash over censorship, comedy, and the Constitution.
The senator’s sights are set against a digital speech crackdown he says is cloaked in national security.
A courtroom fight over Roblox could reshape how Americans prove who they are every time they log on.
Germany blocks EU Chat Control plan as Friedrich Merz, Stefanie Hubig, and Irene Mihalic defend encryption and digital privacy rights.
Google braces for a forced reckoning as its Play Store monopoly faces a court-mandated teardown.
A law meant to curb digital abuse instead risks criminalizing Mexico’s sharpest political tradition; laughing at power.
In a country where social media often outpaces law, TikTok’s quiet concession speaks volumes.
The challenge turns on whether public access to graphic truth can be lawfully severed by a bureaucrat’s notice.
YouTube cuts a check but keeps its content playbook sealed.
Washington’s latest move treats Brazil’s censorship war like a family business gone rogue.
Google admits bending to political pressure, but only long after the damage was already done.
Once a war room for supposedly battling Russian bots, now a relic of bureaucratic overreach and mission creep.
Border security gets top billing, but the real show is warrantless surveillance slipping through the side door.
Calls for platform accountability came with few answers about who decides what speech is acceptable.
Papers, please.
The decision cements a high bar for public figures trying to fight back against media characterization.
The bills pit mental health urgency against the right to private digital conversations.
Google’s monopoly defense unravels as judges uphold injunctions.