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Federal Reserve Declares CBDC a “Key Duty” to Congress, Despite Public Statements Attempting To Downplay Its Focus
“If you don’t think the Fed is pursuing a CBDC, think again.”
The Dangerous Language and First Amendment Challenges of the Rushed Anti-TikTok Bill
The bill grants the President comprehensive powers over online apps and websites.
World Bank and Verizon Chiefs Say Digital ID Part of “Social Contract” Between Government and Citizens
Both organizations are pushing for digital IDs.
Proton Mail Officially Launches Desktop App
The app is now out of beta.
Pornhub Blocks Access in Texas After State-Mandated Digital ID Law
A new state laws calls for internet users to verify themselves with a government-issued ID, raising privacy and free speech concerns.
Tor Introduces WebTunnel Feature To Help Curb Censorship
A new feature for avoiding regional censorship.
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JPMorgan To Roll Out Controversial Biometric Payments
Face-scanning payments are planned for 2025.
Users Flock to Brave Browser When Apple Is Forced To Show Default Browser Options in the EU
A large uptick following Apple’s anti-competitive control being loosened.
Roku Is Locking Users out of Their Smart TVs Until They Agree to New Terms That Change the Dispute Resolution Process
A growing problem with “smart” devices.
Latest Draft of WHO Amendments to International Health Regulations Still Contain References To Power Over “Misinformation,” Vaccine Passports
The proposals, despite amendments, still contain controversial language that some feel would lead to a power grab.