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Canada: Some Freedom Convoy Supporters’ Bank Accounts Are Still Frozen
Civil liberties protesters can’t access any of their own money.
Senator Mark Warner Asks Social Platforms to Curb Ukraine Misinformation
Asking Big Tech to once again police speech.
Attempt to Use Copyright Claims to Unmask Twitter User Who Criticized Billionaires Faces Pushback
Copyright claims are increasingly used in an attempt to suppress speech.
Google Drive Flags Benign Metadata Files for Copyright Violations
Google scans the files you upload to Drive and often makes mistakes.
/E/OS Upgrade Brings New Life to Older Phones With a Privacy-Focused and Open-Source OS
A new important update.
China News Site Accidentally Leaks Censorship Instructions on Russia’s Ukraine Attack
No news stories can be critical of Russia.
New Ohio Bill: Organizers of Protests That Turn to “Riots” Are Legally Liable
The definition of “riot” is loose.
Michigan School Superintendent Admits to Snooping on Parents’ Social Media Posts, Contacting Employers
The admission came during a First Amendment lawsuit against the district.
