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House Oversight Committee Targets NewsGuard’s Media Influence
A federal funding controversy and potential bias in media monitoring are at the heart of this investigation.
Broken Promises: Canada’s Censorship Law Targets User-Generated Content Despite Assurances
New court filing suggests Online Streaming Act may regulate user content, contradicting government promises.
Biometric ID for IRS FOIA Requests Trigger Privacy and Access Concerns
Controversial technology.
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The Hidden Threat to Your Privacy: Unmasking the Third-Party Doctrine
As data sharing grows, the third-party doctrine increasingly jeopardizes personal privacy in the digital era.
Rumble Finds Video of Google Exec Admitting to Search Engine Bias
Marissa Mayer’s candid revelation on Google’s self-preferencing practices may become a pivotal piece of evidence in Rumble’s antitrust lawsuit.
Indiana Cop Used Facial Recognition Scans to Perform Non-Work-Related Searches
An Evansville officer’s resignation reveals the murky misuse of powerful surveillance tools.
Fast-Tracked EU Vote Threatens Online Privacy With New “Chat Control” Law
EU accelerates controversial “chat control” vote, sparking privacy and censorship concerns.
OpenAI Adds Former NSA Director to Its Board
New privacy concerns.
Gates Foundation Awards $4M Grant to Fund Digital ID Initiative
Gates Foundation’s renewed grant to the Alan Turing Institute sparks debate on privacy and security of digital ID systems.
Mozilla Reverses Its Block on Privacy and Anti-Censorship Tools in Russia
Mozilla sparked debate over its commitment to open internet principles.
Court Rules “Success Kid” Meme Use in Political Ad Does Not Qualify as Fair Use
The Obama administration’s unchallenged use of the same meme in 2013 highlights the evolving legal landscape for copyright in digital media.
Indiana and Mississippi Are Sued Over Online Age Verification Digital ID Laws
The lawsuit claims the law violates the First Amendment by mandating age verification, risking privacy and online security.
