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Facebook Blocks Secret Recording of DOJ Official Saying Trump Case Is “Nonsense”
Accusations of bias reignite debates over Big Tech’s role in controlling political discourse.
Texas Court Strikes Down Teen Content Ban While Keeping Digital ID Checks in Place
The US District Court for the Western District of Texas has issued an order in the case brought against the Texas SCOPE Act (House Bill 18), approving in part a preliminary injunction. The request has been granted against the provision requiring social media companies to block teens from access
Expanding WHO’s Role: Canadian Stakeholders Eye “Misinformation” Control
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
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A Private, Self-Hosted Google News and Apple News Alternative That Syncs to All of Your Devices
Break free from Big Tech’s biased algorithms and build a news feed that respects your preferences.
California’s New AI Law Proposals Could Impact Memes
Critics warn that the broad language in the bill could lead to unintended censorship of satire, parody, or memes under the guise of combating deepfakes.
The Return of EU’s Private Message Ban Talks Spark Fresh Privacy Fears
Mass surveillance.
Amazon Defends Alexa’s Biased Answers on Trump and Harris as an “Error”
Fueling debates over tech companies’ influence on public opinion.
Privacy Concerns Escalate With Launch of New Facial Search Engine
Opening Pandora’s box.
Former Pro-Censorship White House Official, Now Harris Deputy Manager, Aggressively Targets Online “Misinformation”
Echoing his controversial past.
Brazil’s High-Stakes Battle Over X Fuels International Backlash, Rights Groups Press for Legal Action
X users in Brazil, and the company itself, are receiving support from several legal and rights advocacy groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) International, which has turned to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The latter has authority over Brazil under the
Brazil’s X Ban Double Standard: Lula’s Party Still Posts While Silencing Critics
We can post but you can’t.
