Naga Pramod
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Surveillance provider marketed a product as being able to detect Uyghur minorities
Uyghurs have been called the world’s most surveilled minority.
Campaigners push back against San Diego County’s policy of auto-deleting government emails after 60 days
Campaigners say it will result in less accountability for public officials.
CrossFit returns to Instagram after six-month boycott of the platform
CrossFit were avoiding the platform over privacy fears from Facebook and also in solidarity of Facebook deleting a popular health Group.
Tulsi Gabbard says “cancel culture” creates a “culture of fear”
The presidential hopeful said it was a “disservice” to America.
California AG says Facebook is failing to comply with subpoenas over privacy scandals
The AG says Facebook is “dragging its feet”.
Vietnamese pro-democracy activist’s Facebook posts land him in jail
Police arrested Vuong on the grounds of “making, storing, disseminating or propagandizing information, materials, and products that aim to oppose the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.”
Elizabeth Warren accuses Facebook of helping the Trump Campaign
Warren did not provide any evidence regarding her accusations against Facebook and Trump.
Russian court orders censorship of two LGBT network websites
The St Petersburg Court ordered the blocking two popular LGBT networking sites and said they were promoting “anti-family values.”
“Pick up artist” Addy A-Game and Street Attraction YouTube channels suspended after BBC investigation
Adnan Ahmed, 38, the owner of Addy A-Game was convicted in September for “threatening and abusive” behavior towards young women.
EA Games leaks personal information of over 1,600 pro FIFA players
EA has already issued a statement apologizing for the situation and reassuring its compromise to protect the privacy of its customers.
Stack Exchange moderators quit after new rules forcing members to use “preferred gender pronouns”
Cellio explained that she was terminated under the assumption that Cellio “will in the future violate a thoughtcrime-style provision of a Code of Conduct change that hasn’t been made yet.”