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CISA Shake-Up: Democrats Fight to Restore Government Control Over Online Speech
Lawmakers push to restore CISA officials despite concerns over government control of online speech.
Smile for Surveillance: Universal Orlando’s New Facial Recognition System
Facial recognition speeds up entry, but concerns linger over privacy and data security.
Jackson Reverses Facial Recognition Ban, Approves Police Use
Supporters see a crime-fighting breakthrough, while critics warn of privacy risks and potential bias.
Washington’s TikTok Ban Heated Up Following Israel-Hamas War, Former Congressman States
Efforts to ban TikTok stalled until the October 7 attack, when concerns over pro-Palestinian narratives on the platform revived the legislation.
Connecticut, Nebraska, Utah Push Social Media Digital ID Laws
Proposed social media restrictions for minors could pave the way for a broader shift toward mandatory digital ID systems.
Germany’s Shocking War on Online Speech: Armed Police Raids for Online “Insults,” “Hate Speech,” and “Misinformation”
Germany’s pre-dawn speech raids expose a chilling reality where free expression meets the heavy hand of the state.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio Fires Back at CBS’s Suggestion Free Speech Leads to Genocide
Rubio challenges the notion that free speech enabled the Nazi regime, calling it a misrepresentation of history.
School Administrator Wins Landmark Free Speech Case in UK Court of Appeal
Employers can no longer dismiss staff for expressing lawful beliefs unless there is clear harm.
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Will the Fourth Circuit Redefine Digital Privacy?
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals examines the legality of geofence warrants. Its ruling could change everything.
UK Refuses to Weaken Online Censorship Laws Despite US Pressure
Britain reaffirms its commitment to stringent online censorship, rejecting any compromises in the face of US trade talks or political pressure.
LibreOffice Develops Local Real-Time Collaboration for Writer, Introduces ZetaOffice
LibreOffice is developing real-time collaboration for Writer, enabling local document editing without cloud reliance, using CRDT technology.
Report: Fact Checker Group Received $2.4M in US Government Funds Amid Fact-Checking Controversy
The US government has funneled millions to the Poynter Institute, raising concerns over taxpayer-funded influence on fact-checking and online speech moderation.
