The state tightens its grip on speech not to protect truth, but to police who gets to speak it.
Even once-sacrosanct conversations between doctors, lawyers, and their clients aren’t necessarily off-limits under Google’s new data-hungry rules.
Google Nest halts support for early Nest Learning Thermostats, highlighting risks of proprietary hardware and lost remote control features.
Shoppers at Asda find themselves scanned, assessed, and archived without ever consenting to a new era of retail surveillance.
Cookiecrumbler’s smarter, site-specific approach promises a future where rejecting cookies actually means what users think it does.
Meta eases censorship while its own Oversight Board scrambles to preserve the old regime of controlled conversation.
Google’s decision keeps the ad industry’s old playbook alive, with user choice once again left on the cutting-room floor.
Mandatory age checks under Ofcom’s new rules edge the world closer to a de facto digital ID system for internet users.
PublicSquare has announced that what it calls its cancel-proof payment platform PSQ Payments is now directly integrated with Shopify, via the Shopify App store. PublicSquare
A bill framed as child protection opens the door to sweeping digital surveillance with no clear limits.
In Strasbourg, Jankowicz rewrites the script, casting Washington as the villain in Europe’s censorship push.
LaLiga’s piracy war hands a private sports league the power to black out global tech infrastructure at will.
A lawsuit over biometric surveillance ends with plaintiffs owning part of the tech they once fought to dismantle.
Police logged 13,000 NCHIs last year, yet can’t say if even one helped prevent a crime.
EU enforces Digital Services Act, AI Act, and Digital Markets Act against X, Meta, Apple, TikTok, and Elon Musk.
India’s censorship web widens as Sahyog quietly bypasses safeguards built into traditional content takedown laws.
Telegram draws a privacy line in the sand as EU pressures mount to compromise encryption safeguards.
Turning ad networks into silencers, Ireland’s “disinfo” playbook makes dissent a financial liability.
Tech giants may wear the First Amendment like armor, but it’s the lawmakers who keep bringing paper shields to a constitutional knife fight.
Germany’s new ruling coalition wraps old censorship playbooks in shiny new language about protecting opinion and diversity.
Prebunking becomes the new frontier in narrative control as governments and think tanks refine the art of shaping public perception.
London’s balancing act between economic survival and ideological stubbornness now has a 90-day deadline.
A tech-powered dragnet endorsed by the establishment is being sold as reform for the digital age.
Google’s push against Bill 566 hinges on protecting its own data dominance, not small business survival.
The state tightens its grip on speech not to protect truth, but to police who gets to speak it.
Even once-sacrosanct conversations between doctors, lawyers, and their clients aren’t necessarily off-limits under Google’s new data-hungry rules.
Google Nest halts support for early Nest Learning Thermostats, highlighting risks of proprietary hardware and lost remote control features.
Shoppers at Asda find themselves scanned, assessed, and archived without ever consenting to a new era of retail surveillance.
Cookiecrumbler’s smarter, site-specific approach promises a future where rejecting cookies actually means what users think it does.
Meta eases censorship while its own Oversight Board scrambles to preserve the old regime of controlled conversation.
Google’s decision keeps the ad industry’s old playbook alive, with user choice once again left on the cutting-room floor.
Mandatory age checks under Ofcom’s new rules edge the world closer to a de facto digital ID system for internet users.
PublicSquare has announced that what it calls its cancel-proof payment platform PSQ Payments is now directly integrated with Shopify, via the Shopify App store. PublicSquare
A bill framed as child protection opens the door to sweeping digital surveillance with no clear limits.
In Strasbourg, Jankowicz rewrites the script, casting Washington as the villain in Europe’s censorship push.
LaLiga’s piracy war hands a private sports league the power to black out global tech infrastructure at will.
A lawsuit over biometric surveillance ends with plaintiffs owning part of the tech they once fought to dismantle.
Police logged 13,000 NCHIs last year, yet can’t say if even one helped prevent a crime.
EU enforces Digital Services Act, AI Act, and Digital Markets Act against X, Meta, Apple, TikTok, and Elon Musk.
India’s censorship web widens as Sahyog quietly bypasses safeguards built into traditional content takedown laws.
Telegram draws a privacy line in the sand as EU pressures mount to compromise encryption safeguards.
Turning ad networks into silencers, Ireland’s “disinfo” playbook makes dissent a financial liability.
Tech giants may wear the First Amendment like armor, but it’s the lawmakers who keep bringing paper shields to a constitutional knife fight.
Germany’s new ruling coalition wraps old censorship playbooks in shiny new language about protecting opinion and diversity.
Prebunking becomes the new frontier in narrative control as governments and think tanks refine the art of shaping public perception.
London’s balancing act between economic survival and ideological stubbornness now has a 90-day deadline.
A tech-powered dragnet endorsed by the establishment is being sold as reform for the digital age.
Google’s push against Bill 566 hinges on protecting its own data dominance, not small business survival.
