Tom Parker
Tom Parker is a founder and lead editor for Reclaim The Net and provides news and analysis on how we can promote free speech, stop censorship, and protect our personal data online.
Vimeo deletes Project Veritas account days after it publishes report highlighting Google AI bias
Project Veritas has faced constant censorship from the tech giants since it released this report.
The Donald subreddit quarantined on the eve of US presidential debates
The Donald is one of the most influential sources of pro-Trump memes.
Project Veritas attorneys send letter to YouTube demanding that it restores video exposing Google AI bias
This is in response to YouTube removing the video after receiving questionable privacy complaints.
Parler CEO says Apple won’t let free speech app update unless it censors content
Apple thinks it should decide what content is allowed inside third-party apps.
Google leak: Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson, and PragerU are “Nazis using the dogwhistles”
Yet another leak suggesting that Google is baking extreme political bias into its products and services.
Apple says Spotify pays App Store fee on less than 1% of its premium user in response to antitrust complaint
Spotify’s original antitrust complaint claims that Apple’s 30% fee gives it an unfair competitive advantage.
YouTube removes Project Veritas video exposing Google’s biased AI
Google is determined to hide the truth about its internal content suppression mechanisms.
Project Veritas receives questionable YouTube privacy complaints after exposing Google bias
Project Veritas’ previous investigative report was taken down because a privacy complaint was filed for using people’s names and faces in the report – something that’s essential for investigative journalism.
Reddit suspends Project Veritas after the release of Google whistleblower report
The tech giants often attempt to suppress Project Veritas’s reports which expose big tech censorship.
YouTube suppresses Dave Rubin, Tim Pool, PragerU and others with AI, according to Google insider
Yet another example of YouTube suppressing its homegrown creators.
Apple’s “executive review board” were behind the banning of Infowars and other “controversial” apps
This “executive review board” reportedly holds weekly meetings and acts as an App Store gatekeeper.
Mike Boudet returns to Sword and Scale on July 4, showing creators how to deal with online outrage mobs
Boudet left the show in March after a brigading online mob pressured the podcast network Wondery to part ways with Sword and Scale.