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Spain Reverses Telegram Block, But Users Are Alarmed About Overreach
The ban has been reversed, but not before causing alarm.
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey Sues Media Matters
“To force them to turn over documents regarding their solicitation of donations to bully advertisers into pulling out of X.”
Fujitsu Set To Win UK Digital ID Contract Despite Past Failures
A controversial decision, considering the pushback against digital ID and Fujitsu’s history with government contracts.
UK High Court Opens a Path for Assange To Appeal US Extradition
Assange has been granted an appeal if the US doesn’t make several provisions.
Google Threatens to Restricts Ads on Popular Economics Site Naked Capitalism
Seemingly algorithmic censorship pressure.
MembersShadow Games: Questioning America’s Battle Against “Foreign Disinformation” in the Upcoming Election
The escalation of censorship mechanisms that often end up censoring US citizens.
Judge Dismisses X Lawsuit Against Pro-Censorship Group
The judge ruled that the case has no merit.
Washington Post Backs State Department’s Global Engagement Center Amid Censorship Controversies
The entity has flagged social media posts for censorship and has been sued for its promotion of censorship technology.
EU To Start Fining Platforms up to 6% of Global Revenue if They Fail To Censor Election “Disinformation” Under New Censorship Law
Punishing platforms for not censoring enough.
How the EU Plans to Regulate Online Influencers Towards “Responsible” Online Speech and Conduct
The EU wants to “educate” them about what it says is their “responsibility” regarding the “potential impact” of sharing mis- and disinformation, “hate speech,” and more.
US House Funding Bill Passes After Anti-Censorship, Anti-CBDC Measures Are Removed
Assurances to stop the funding of censorship and centrally-controlled currencies have failed.
PublicSquare To Build “Uncancelable” Payments
The freedom-focused Amazon competitor is working on much-needed technology.