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Twitter Files Fuel Massie’s Fight Against Government-Funded Censorship
Elon Musk’s Twitter Files revealed government’s role in online censorship, prompting Massie’s bill to defund related research.
Senator Schmitt Challenges Big Tech Collaboration With Feds
Schmitt demands transparency on alleged government collusion with Big Tech to suppress dissenting voices.
Star-Studded Lawsuit Fizzles in Fight Over COVID-19 “Misinformation” Censorship
Judge Rice’s ruling sparks debate on free speech versus public health in COVID-19 misinformation case.
California Approves Online Digital ID Rules for Social Media Use
California Senate Bill 976 mandates age verification for social media use, raising concerns about privacy and free speech implications.
European Council Approves the AI Act — A Law Accused of Legalizing Biometric Mass Surveillance
The EU’s European Council has followed the European Parliament (EP) in approving the AI Act – which opponents say is a way for the bloc to legalize biometric mass surveillance. More than that, the EU is touting the legislation as first of its kind in the world, and seems hopeful it will serve a
“Upload Moderation” – The EU’s Latest Name for Messaging Surveillance
Leaked EU plans reveal the growing plot to ban private messaging.
Lawmakers Push for the Censorship of “Harmful Content,” “Disinformation” in Latest Section 230 Reform Push
Threatening to sunset Section 230 unless platforms agree to wider censorship demands.
New X Policy Forces Earners to Verify Their Government ID With Israeli Verification Company
New policy raises privacy concerns amidst X’s commitment to free speech.
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From Bookstore to Big Brother: How Amazon Tracks Your Every Move and What to Do About It
With Amazon’s extensive data collection practices, understanding and limiting your data exposure is crucial for maintaining privacy.
The Disinformation Governance Board Couldn’t Clearly Define “Disinformation”
Despite its mission, the Disinformation Governance Board never developed protocols for identifying “misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation.”
Vague Directives and Vague Answers: Testimony Highlights More Disinformation Board’s Flaws
The US House Judiciary Committee, which is investigating the disgraced and disbanded Disinformation Governance Board (a part of the Department of Homeland Security, DHS), has decided to release a redacted transcript of a deposition given last April by the Board’s director, Nina Jankowicz. We ob
Say Goodbye to Cloud Anonymity? New US Regulations Demand User Identification
New rules aim to combat malicious actors but risk compromising the privacy of everyday users.
