School Surveillance Is Criminalizing Speech
August 18, 2025
Every safeguard comes dressed as protection, but what schools have really built is a paranoia machine that mistakes teenage noise for criminal intent.
Resist censorship. Reject surveillance. Reclaim your voice.
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Resist censorship. Reject surveillance. Reclaim your voice.
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Every safeguard comes dressed as protection, but what schools have really built is a paranoia machine that mistakes teenage noise for criminal intent.
Berlin insists on free speech, even as memes come with a price tag and a warrant.
If modifying a site’s display is ruled illegal, privacy features could face sweeping legal pushback.
The cops took his phone, his freedom, and nearly his right to be annoying on Facebook.
American legal threats and First Amendment firepower collide with Britain’s latest attempt to stretch its censorship laws across the Atlantic.
Privacy tools are being rebranded as loopholes in need of closure.
Unelected regulators and digital giants huddle to redraw the boundaries of acceptable speech weeks before the Netherlands votes.
Public backlash was treated like background noise as the state wrote its own rules for truth.
The power to cut off payments has become the internet’s bluntest instrument of control.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
The routers were free, the oversight was missing, and the cameras never stopped rolling.
Optional for now, visitors are increasingly being asked to trade privacy for speed and convenience.
Every safeguard comes dressed as protection, but what schools have really built is a paranoia machine that mistakes teenage noise for criminal intent.
Berlin insists on free speech, even as memes come with a price tag and a warrant.
If modifying a site’s display is ruled illegal, privacy features could face sweeping legal pushback.
The cops took his phone, his freedom, and nearly his right to be annoying on Facebook.
American legal threats and First Amendment firepower collide with Britain’s latest attempt to stretch its censorship laws across the Atlantic.
Privacy tools are being rebranded as loopholes in need of closure.
Unelected regulators and digital giants huddle to redraw the boundaries of acceptable speech weeks before the Netherlands votes.
Public backlash was treated like background noise as the state wrote its own rules for truth.
The power to cut off payments has become the internet’s bluntest instrument of control.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
The routers were free, the oversight was missing, and the cameras never stopped rolling.
Optional for now, visitors are increasingly being asked to trade privacy for speed and convenience.
Resist censorship. Reject surveillance. Reclaim your voice.
Support the exposure of censorship and surveillance, and protect your digital rights:
Resist censorship. Reject surveillance. Reclaim your voice.
Support the exposure of censorship and surveillance, and protect your digital rights:
