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Australia Launches Biometric and QR App That Grants Access to Services
It also serves as a digital ID.
World Health Organization Meets to Plot Censorship of “Misinformation” Under International Pandemic Treaty
The unelected health agency inches closer toward being granted unprecedented, legally-binding censorship powers.
Turkey’s Censorship Law Is Harming Independent Media Outlets
The fallout from the “fake news” law.
UK: Labour Lawmakers Want to Censor “Legal but Harmful” Speech Online
More speech restrictions
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs Used a Third Party to Get Tweets Censored on Twitter
Flagged tweets were deleted within hours.
Elon Musk Says PayPal Is Moving in the “Direction of Social Credit”
The PayPal founder criticizes his former company.
UK Police LGBT Network Is Investigated for Blocking Critics on Twitter
The blocked accounts are considering a lawsuit.
Vallejo, California, to Pay Out $300K After Marine Veteran Was Tackled for Filming a Cop
Many states agree it’s a First Amendment right.
New Zealand Wants to Force Big Tech to Hand Over Cash to Mainstream Media
Cementing dominance.
Google to Allow Users to Upload Driver’s License to Their Phone
A gateway to digital ID.
UK Citizens Advice Employees Push Back Against Ideological Email Pronouns Policy
Compelled speech and “ideological instruction” allegations.
