Didi Rankovic
Didi Rankovic is an experienced online journalist, editor, and translator, with a career spanning over ten years writing for major a English-language website in Serbia, and previously working as translator for international organizations and peacekeepers in the Balkans. Rankovic is passionate about free and open source tech and is a head contributor for Reclaim The Net, focusing on lead stories. [email protected]
Alleged Saudi Twitter spy pleads not guilty, infiltrated platform to “delete evil” report says
Abouammo is considered a flight risk thanks to his dual Lebanese citizenship.
Study reveals journalistic morality is at a low point
The news surprises perhaps no one.
YouTuber Matt Lowne has every video hit with copyright claim over music he says was approved by YouTube
YouTube denies that it was one of their tracks.
The Epoch Times suggests printing press arson attack linked to Chinese Communist Party
It isn’t the first time the outlet has been attacked.
Here’s what you see if Google Stadia bans your account and game access, leaving you with a useless controller
With all of your games on Google’s servers, what happens when your account is banned?
Major browsers Chrome, Safari, and Edge are easily hacked on day 1 of hacking contest
It didn’t take long for the hackers to find exploits.
More reports suggest Google lied when it told congress it doesn’t have manual blacklists
The WSJ suggests Google is lying, something many have assumed for a long time.
Here’s what happens when you let a bot write a book review
The results are odd and sometimes funny.
Magic: The Gathering owner exposes thousands of player details online
Repors suggest they weren’t quick to respond to the issue when told about the exposure.
Iran’s internet is shut off in an attempt to squash protests
Iran has been facing some of the most severe internet shutdowns in the world.
WhatsApp bans hundreds of Palestinian journalists, reports claim
The world’s most widely used messaging app, Facebook’s WhatsApp, has blocked the accounts of several Palestinian journalists – as this part of the Middle East is experiencing yet another violent flareup in the real world. Morocco World News writes that the decision came on Friday, in the wake o
Canada’s Federal Court makes unprecedented censorship order for ISPs to block IPTV site GoldTV
It’s the first of its kind for Canada and will likely lead to set the precedent for more censorship in the country.