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Twitter Expands Censorship Nudges to New Languages
Doubling down on a controversial feature.
Mayor of Nice Calls for Facial Recognition in Public Places
Privacy invasion to make mass arrests easier.
Georgetown Drops Investigation Into Legal Scholar Over Tweet
An investigation that shouldn’t have happened in the first place.
UK Communications Regulator Tells Tech Platforms to Protect Women From “Potential Harms”
Yet, the regulator admits that these so-called “potential harms” may not cause any actual harm.
Tim Hortons App Constantly Tracked Users, Noted When They Visited Rivals
Extensive surveillance.
Lawmakers Want Answers on “Misinformation” Tool Used in Schools
Pushed by the American Federation of Teachers.
Vodafone Plans to Subvert Privacy Protections With New Ad-Tracking Tech
Tracking on the service provider level.
Google Backtracks on Censorship of Conservative Kid’s Book Ads
The ads account was suspended.
Canada’s Broadcasting Regulator Confirms Proposed Online Censorship Bill Will Apply to User-Generated Content
Reiterating the concerns that have been raised by creators, politicians, and platforms.
Suspended Disinformation Board Chief Says It Could Have Helped Reduce Mass Shootings
Like Uvalde, Texas, and Buffalo, N.Y.
