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The White House Expands Digital Outreach With Official Rumble Account, Embraces Alternative Tech
The White House embraces alternative media, ensuring direct communication without legacy media filters.
Elon Musk Slams UK Government’s Encryption Backdoor Demands
Musk calls the UK’s encryption demands a reckless overreach that could put billions at risk.
Rumble’s Brazil Comeback Signals a New Chapter in the Speech Wars
Rumble’s comeback coincides with rising tensions over censorship and judicial oversight in Brazil.
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Senate Hearing on Fentanyl Crisis Becomes a Push for Online Censorship, Surveillance, and Encryption Backdoors
Senators seize the opportunity to attack encryption, Section 230, and online privacy under the guise of public safety.
Ohio Northern Sues Professor Scott Gerber for Defending His Rights in Court
ONU’s lawsuit against Gerber raises concerns about academic freedom and the use of legal action to silence dissent.
Senator Ron Johnson Demands Meta Releases Records on COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Censorship
Johnson demands internal records on Facebook’s removal of vaccine injury support groups and alleged government pressure.
UK Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon Pushes for Regulations Forcing Social Media and LLMs to Promote and Fund Legacy Media
Channel 4’s CEO pushes for regulation to boost legacy media’s reach while framing it as a fight for Gen Z’s well-being.
Spain’s “Big Brother” Tourist Check-Ins Trigger Privacy Outrage and Chaos
Spain’s new hotel check-in rules turn a simple stay into a privacy-invasive bureaucratic nightmare.
Australia’s eSafety Chief Pushes for More Censorship After Online “Hate” Research
After a legal setback, eSafety’s Julie Inman Grant pushes for more speech policing, urging platforms to ramp up enforcement of speech.
Australian Tribunal Rules Against eSafety Commissioner’s “Informal” Censorship of X Post
The tribunal’s decision exposes how “informal” censorship notices can still carry official weight.
Canada’s Digital ID Scheme Faces Backlash for Bypassing Parliament and Raising Surveillance Fears
Unelected regulators pushed digital IDs in Canada, sidestepping parliament and raising concerns over surveillance risks.
Milwaukee Brewers Introduce Facial Recognition at Stadium Despite Privacy Concerns
Facial recognition technology quietly tightens its grip on mass venues.
