Fabrizio Bulleri, Author at Reclaim The Net

Fabrizio Bulleri

Fabrizio Bulleri is a tech reporter with several years of experience covering the Asian tech market. He likes traveling and keeping up with everything digital-related. [email protected]

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YouTube will age-restrict more videos, killing virality, and some users will need to hand over ID to watch

Faced with censorship, Kashmir residents turn to encrypted messaging

New Australian “pre-crime” bill allows authorities to arrest citizens for dissent, online “conspiracies”

Spotify employees reportedly call for Joe Rogan censorship

Robbie Coltrane defends JK Rowling against Twitter mob

UK Councillor faces calls for resignation for downplaying pandemic

Wales leaks data of COVID-19 test patients online

Sports commentator Matt Le Tissier faces backlash over tweet

Twitter to add “context” to Trending topics

AT&T supports Trump’s executive order, says social media platforms should be politically neutral

Tools behind Belarus internet censorship potentially revealed

Researchers notice TikTok removed code linking the app to servers in China

Netflix apologizes for poster of movie that sexualizes children, hasn’t commented on the movie itself

Corrections officer to appeal after getting fired for Confederate flag Facebook posts

Survey: most Americans believe social media platforms censor political opinions

Stockton student who was reprimanded for Facebook post has 5 of 6 charges dropped

TikTok owner ByteDance caught censoring anti-China content

New Jersey Supreme Court rules police can compel suspects to give up phone passcodes

Belarus faces internet blackout as protests mount over “sham” election

DuckDuckGo developers urge Justice Department to force Android to allow default search engine choice

Former Royal Marine Ant Middleton dropped from charity soccer match after tweet criticizing violent protests

Facebook says mail-in voting fraud is a conspiracy, will “get people ready” for election count