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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Arrested in France, Reportedly For Refusing to Censor Content
Telegram founder’s arrest intensifies global debate on platform liability and digital privacy rights.
North Carolina Is Challenged on Its Ballot Box Selfie Ban
The lawsuit challenges North Carolina’s restrictions on “ballot selfies,” framing the issue as a fight for First Amendment rights and the preservation of political expression in the digital age.
Behind the Curtain: New Twitter Files Reveal Biden-Harris Team’s Global Censorship Web
The latest Twitter Files reveal Biden administration ties to social media censorship in India through a network of government and lobbying firm interactions.
UK To Expand Its Censorship Department as the Government Increases Online Speech Control
As Ofcom ramps up its workforce to enforce the Online Safety Act, fears of growing censorship and the erosion of free speech loom large in the UK.
Canada’s Conservatives Push Back Against Digital Dollar Plans
Conservatives push to ensure cash remains king in Canada amidst rising concerns over privacy and digital currency control.
MembersA Battle Revisited: The Supreme Court’s History With Age Verification and Online Anonymity Bans
Exploring past attempts.
The Selfie Surveillance State: How Digital ID Systems May Soon Decide if You Fly
As the final phase of biometric digital ID testing advances, concerns rise over privacy and the long-term retention of biometric data collected by federal agencies.
Facial Recognition Continues To Proliferate at Concerts and Festivals
Facial recognition tech is rapidly becoming the norm at large venues, sparking debates on balancing convenience and privacy.
RFK Jr. and CHD Cleared to Take Biden-Harris Administration to Court Over Censorship
Judge rules Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Children’s Health Defense can pursue lawsuit against Biden administration for alleged collusion with Big Tech to censor Covid-related dissent.
Berlin’s Brave New World: Secret Police Powers Spark Fear of Orwellian Overreach
Proposed secret surveillance laws spark fears of Germany’s slide into authoritarianism amid growing opposition concerns.
Big Brother Goes Digital: The Feds’ Race to Integrate Mobile IDs in America
Critics warn the initiative could deepen surveillance concerns, as digital IDs increasingly intertwine with everyday life.
Google Faces Court Showdown Over Alleged Secret Chrome Data Harvesting
Google faces renewed legal scrutiny as the Ninth Circuit Court revives a class-action lawsuit alleging secret data collection from Chrome users.