Archive: December 28, 2020

Device locking: the dystopian censorship technology that’s on the horizon

? Big Tech's growing control over users' devices is slowly making censorship at the device level a reality.

Tom Parker

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Beyond Content: The Case That Could Redefine Free Speech and Social Media Censorship

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Doctors vs. the State: Will the Supreme Court Defend Medical Free Speech?

Skype’s Demise: The Best Open-Source Alternatives for Secure Communication

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Can a Foreign Court Control Free Speech in America?

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DOJ Caught in a Lie: How The Biden Administration Helped the UK Undermine Encryption

The Best Private Alternatives to Google Photos and iCloud for Private Photo Storage

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Was Your Data Leaked? How to Find Out, What To Do About it, and How to Prevent It

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The German Law That Turned Silicon Valley Into a Global Speech Police Force

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Will the Fourth Circuit Redefine Digital Privacy?

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Internews Exposed: A US-Funded Government Censorship Machine That Crushed Online Dissent

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Senate Hearing on Fentanyl Crisis Becomes a Push for Online Censorship, Surveillance, and Encryption Backdoors

USAID’s Media Empire

USAID’s Secret War: Censorship, Digital IDs, and the Battle for Total Control

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National Parks and Free Speech in Public Lands

Big Brands and the Quiet War on Dissent

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Surveillance Nation on Trial

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Southport Tragedy Becomes Starmer’s Stage for Big Brother Britain