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Democrats Target Twitter Over Data Privacy
Another letter to Twitter.
EU Threatens Twitter Over Lack of Censorship Again, Says It Will Be “Scrutinized Vigorously and Urgently”
The EU is concerned Twitter won’t censor speech.
WHO Plots to Use EU Vaccine Passport Tech to Form Global Digital Health Certificates
A global checkpoint society.
Jim Jordan Leads the Charge Towards Ending Section 702 of FISA
Plans to curb warrantless surveillance.
YouTube Deletes Years-Old Mike Tyson Interview With RFK Jr.
The video was on the platform for almost three years and has only been deleted during Kennedy’s presidential campaign.
Biden Argues Damage Caused by Censorship Is Outweighed by “Taking Action to Promote the Public Interest”
More attempts to justify censorship.
US, Canada, and France Express Full Support for WHO Pandemic Treaty
Unelected bureaucrats back plans to give the WHO increased powers.
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10 Years of Edward Snowden
10 years to the day Edward Snowden’s mass surveillance revelations hit the world, we examine what was revealed, the fallout, what changed (and what didn’t).
Stanford University Is Pressured Over Failure to Provide Documents on Its Online Censorship Project
Stanford has refused to disclose its operations.
The UK Launches $1.8 Billion Bidding War to Upgrade Satellite System Named SKYNET
An odd choice for a name.
BIS Plans to Use AI to Monitor Global Bank Transactions
New heights of surveillance.
