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With nearly 2.5 billion users, Facebook is in a way the ultimate “free” digital soft power tool, and with that in mind it’s not surprising that fierce battles are being fought in its country of origin, the US – whose laws govern it as a company – over who gets to control it, and therefore, dictate the predominant message surfaced and pushed by the platform…
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The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) uses online safety as a pretext for increased control, paving the way for digital ID and threatening privacy.
Data brokers harvest and sell your personal data—from browsing habits to financial details—fueling an unregulated, invasive surveillance economy.
The legal battle raises questions about privacy, corporate accountability, and the boundaries of regulatory power.
Even the most routine money moves could land you in a secretive surveillance dragnet, with no explanation and no way out.
“Smart” gadgets: the convenience you crave, with the surveillance you didn’t ask for.
From prank-worthy experiments to government-grade surveillance, “cool tech” like Meta’s smart glasses is turning privacy into an endangered species.
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They think they don’t need a warrant for your data.
The Supreme Court faces a crucial decision: is Texas’ age-verification law a shield for minors—or a creeping threat to free speech and digital privacy for all?
