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UK YouTube Chief Says Government Regulation Could Lead to Censorship on the Platform
Perhaps YouTube thinks it should be the ones to decide what’s allowed and that the government should stay away?
Facebook’s Shadowbanning Process Is Now Patented
Many have thought that Facebook has been shadowbanning for a while. Now it’s official.
YouTube Is Demonetizing Second Amendment YouTube Channels
According to channels affected, YouTube is demonetizing them even thought they haven’t broken any community rules.
Infowars Attorney Responds to Senator Blumenthal’s Calls to Censor Alex Jones From YouTube Search
This comes after Senator Blumenthal pressed a Google representative on why the company wasn’t doing more to censor Jones and Infowars from YouTube search.
59% of Registered Voters (Including GOP, DEM and Indie) Think Tech Company Bias Is a Problem
The results showed that both sides of the political spectrum are concerned about censorship.
After 16-Months of Censorship, Social Media Access Is Back Online in Chad
Now that the president has been offered a long term in office, the internet has been switched back on.
UK Lawmaker “Censorship Queen” Margot James Resigns
Online rights groups have reason to celebrate today after a one of the most censorship-driven lawmakers in British politics has resigned.
Facebook Rep Refuses to Say Whether Banned Users Will Be Allowed to Use Its Libra Cryptocurrency
He said he doesn’t yet know whether banned Facebook users will be able to use Libra and that the company must be thoughtful about this issue.
LEAKED: EU Plans to Combat “Hate Speech” Across ISPs, Cloud Hosting, Social Media, and “Economy Services”
The shocking leak sheds light on the EU’s upcoming plans with its Digital Services Act.
The Chechnyan Government Doesn’t Like YouTubers Not Approved by Their Special Arts Commission
They also believe artists must always wear “strict outfits and behave modestly.”
F-Droid Bans Gab for Being a “Free Speech Zone” That Will “Tolerate All Opinions”
Yet another open-source software company has turned its back on the principles that drive free software.
Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens Was a Supporter of the Early Internet and Online Free Speech
Much of the rulings that caused the early internet to thrive were supported by Stevens, who died yesterday, aged 99.
