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Canadian Police Officer Who Donated $50 to Freedom Convoy Could Be Forced Into Unpaid Work
The small donation to civil liberties protesters has harmed Constable Michael Brisco’s career.
California Launches Online Portal for Reporting “Internet Harassment”
Whether it’s illegal or not.
UK Government Is Offering £600,000 to Contractors for Social Media Surveillance of “Misinformation Narratives”
Public-funded speech surveillance.
DHS Created “Radicalization” Scenarios, Including an Online Gamer Who Uses “Mean” Language and a “Budding Conspiracy Theorist”
A “choose your own adventure” style game-like memo using tax-payer’s money.
Norwegian Woman Wins Legal Challenge After She Was Fired for Tweet Critical of Medical Gender Transitioning of Girls
The court sided with Rianne Vogels.
Leaked Legal Analysis of EU’s Private Message Snooping Plans Says It Interferes With “Fundamental Rights”
Undermining the EU’s self-described commitment to privacy.
Tucker Carlson Announces His New Show Will Be on Twitter
Carlson plans to bypass news networks and go direct.
Alphabet Is Slammed for Not Turning Over All Subpoenaed Communications Regarding Censorship Collusion
Google turned over a relatively small number of documents, most of which were highly redacted.
CISA Was Asked About Help With Flagging Dominion Election Disinformation on Twitter, Debunks of Project Veritas Videos
Documents revealed as part of a lawsuit against DHS and CISA for alleged collusion with social media companies.
Trading Privacy for Convenience: Starbucks’ Biometric Experiment With Palm Payments in Washington Town
Biometric data is the next frontier of data collection.
Ulaa Browser Is a New Privacy-Focused Browser From Zoho
The Indian tech company has entered the browser space.
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The Little-Known iPhone Settings We Think You Should Change to Protect Your Privacy
Using privacy-related tools is often undermined by the device itself.
