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San Francisco City Council Bans Rental Data Websites, Faces First Amendment Concerns
Critics argue the ban sidesteps addressing the real causes of San Francisco’s housing crisis, while raising potential First Amendment issues by restricting access to information.
House Committee Slams EU for X Censorship Threats
House Judiciary Committee escalates a transatlantic free speech battle, accusing the EU of wielding regulations as political weapons.
X Draws the Line in Brazil, Shuts Down Local Operations Amid Censorship Clash
A tense standoff between tech and government.
Eric Schmidt’s AI Think Tank Urges NATO to Monitor “Disinformation” in Real-Time, Coordinate Responses
Eric Schmidt’s think tank pushes for NATO-led real-time disinformation surveillance, edging toward the controversial realm of “prebunking” as a new strategy in information warfare.
Fortnite Returns to iOS in the EU as Epic’s Mobile Store Takes Aim at Apple and Google
Epic Games takes on Apple’s dominance in Europe.
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Nuclear Agency’s Secret Deal Exposes Vast Government Digital Data Grab
US government’s use of data grabs sparks privacy and ethics concerns.
German Federal Court Temporarily Suspends Prohibition of Compact Magazine
Faeser’s crackdown on a prominent magazine stirs debate over press freedom and political overreach in Germany.
California Appeals Court Limits Privacy Rights of Online Messages
The ruling challenges long-held assumptions about digital privacy, potentially broadening access to user data without a warrant.
X Defies Brazil’s Censorship Demands Again
Elon Musk is refusing to comply.
Dennis Quaid Accuses Facebook of Stifling “Reagan” Film Promotion, Citing Censorship of Ideas
Quaid alleges Facebook’s restrictions on promoting “Reagan” amount to censorship and stifling of free speech.
Google in the Hot Seat as Trump Assassination Attempt Sparks Congressional Showdown
Congressional probes launched into Big Tech’s handling of Trump assassination attempt coverage spark fears of deliberate narrative control.
Starmer’s Free Speech Flip-Flop: From Once Defending Offensive Speech to Now Jailing People for Tweets
Despite earlier concerns about a “chilling effect” on free speech, Starmer’s government faces criticism for mass arrests over online posts.
