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The New Outlook Overshares Data With Microsoft
Data is stored on Microsoft’s servers.
European Commission Pulls Ads From X, Says It’s Due to “Disinformation,” Not the Fact It’s Just Been Hit With a Legal Complaint Over Privacy-Invasive Ads
The EU takes another chance to protest X for not censoring enough.
Apple Plans Support for RCS Messaging Standard for iMessage as Antirust Scrutiny Grows
Apple is loosening its grip.
Report: DOJ Asked Court to Hide Surveillance of Congressional Investigators
Surveillance of a Google account.
Kenya Expands Its Controversial Digital ID System
Expanding biometrics.
“I Want Everybody’s Name.” Nikki Haley Ignores the First Amendment as She Demands an End to Online Anonymity
Haley says if she becomes president she’ll force social media companies to check government-issued IDs for account holders.
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The US Government Agencies Secretly Buying Up Your Phone Data
We recently took a look at the way US government agencies have been using social media scanning to spy on foreigners in a way that they incidentally end up spying on Americans. Today, we’re taking a look at some of the ways these agencies are buying up phone data as a growing form of mass surve
EU Parliament Agrees on Digital ID Introduction and Pro-Censorship Chief Suggests CBDC Integration
Combining digital ID with centrally-controlled currency.
Thomas Massie Tried, but Failed, to Stop “Kill Switch” Mandate That Could Disable Vehicles
Technology allowing more central control.
Signal (Finally) Tests Usernames to Replace Phone Numbers
A much-needed change.
