Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes is working to break it up
July 27, 2019
Hughes is working with a group of academics to tackle Facebook’s monopoly.
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Nicholas Becker
Nicholas Becker contributes and reports on politically-focussed features and news for Reclaim and is an advocate for online privacy from Hobart, Australia. [email protected]
Author: Nicholas Becker
Rep. Paul Gosar introduces new bill to tackle online censorship
July 26, 2019
Gosar joins Senators Hawley and Cruz that are looking at ways to end online censorship.
China’s censorship is giving citizens a false reality about the Hong Kong protests
June 20, 2019
The Great Firewall of China is trying to present the peaceful protests as a mass riot.
Pinterest appears to remove the term “Christian” from its internal blacklist after leaked report exposure
June 19, 2019
It’s seems the term “Christian” is no longer a bad word at the image sharing site.
Facebook lawsuit suggests the company is taking part in common law fraud for not allowing ads for CBD products
June 11, 2019
A CBD company has complied with all aspects of Facebook’s terms of service and their ads are still being rejected.
Infowars settles Pepe the Frog copyright lawsuit
June 11, 2019
The artist settled with a license fee for the design.
Most people underestimate how much Google actually tracks them, new survey shows
April 9, 2019
The privacy scandals of Silicon Valley tech companies over the last few years have managed to turn the attention of their consumers towards privacy and data management.
Google Stadia product manager addresses the privacy issue of the “online only” games platform
April 3, 2019
As a user’s Stadia account is built on top of their Google account, it would be easy for Google to implement targeted advertising on the platform as a revenue stream.
Google helps law enforcement by handing over data without a warrant, EPIC claims
April 3, 2019
The scanning involves the use of a proprietary algorithm to investigate files and data uploaded by their users.
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes is working to break it up
Hughes is working with a group of academics to tackle Facebook’s monopoly.
July 27, 2019
Rep. Paul Gosar introduces new bill to tackle online censorship
Gosar joins Senators Hawley and Cruz that are looking at ways to end online censorship.
July 26, 2019
China’s censorship is giving citizens a false reality about the Hong Kong protests
The Great Firewall of China is trying to present the peaceful protests as a mass riot.
June 20, 2019
Pinterest appears to remove the term “Christian” from its internal blacklist after leaked report exposure
It’s seems the term “Christian” is no longer a bad word at the image sharing site.
June 19, 2019
Facebook lawsuit suggests the company is taking part in common law fraud for not allowing ads for CBD products
A CBD company has complied with all aspects of Facebook’s terms of service and their ads are still being rejected.
June 11, 2019
Infowars settles Pepe the Frog copyright lawsuit
The artist settled with a license fee for the design.
June 11, 2019
Most people underestimate how much Google actually tracks them, new survey shows
The privacy scandals of Silicon Valley tech companies over the last few years have managed to turn the attention of their consumers towards privacy and data management.
April 9, 2019
Google Stadia product manager addresses the privacy issue of the “online only” games platform
As a user’s Stadia account is built on top of their Google account, it would be easy for Google to implement targeted advertising on the platform as a revenue stream.
April 3, 2019
Google helps law enforcement by handing over data without a warrant, EPIC claims
The scanning involves the use of a proprietary algorithm to investigate files and data uploaded by their users.
April 3, 2019
