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How Meta Muse Profiles People Who Never Used It
You can avoid Meta. It doesn't mean it avoids you.
Australian Government Staffer Cites Execution Video To Defend Censorship Bill
Once the state can decide what adults may see, the definition of harmful material rarely stays put.
EU Digital ID Could Become The Default Way To Prove Identity To Banks
The paperwork is still being written, but the direction of travel is unmistakable.
Microsoft Closes Another Way to Set Up Windows 11 Without an Account
Microsoft disabled the Windows 11 “Learn more” local account setup workaround server-side.
Employee Data Is Being Sold to Train AI Models
The AI boom has found a remarkably convenient source of raw material: other people's working lives.
Government-Funded Group Helped Push Australia’s Digital Censorship Bill
The campaign’s grassroots story comes with a remarkably well-watered government garden.
House To Vote On Bill Blocking Federal Flock Data Access
The bill targets the federal pipeline, not the surveillance cameras already blooming locally.
FTC Probes Block Over Frozen Square Accounts and Locked Funds
Debanking by app: FTC probes Block over frozen Square accounts, withheld funds, and a missed subpoena deadline.
Delhi Cuts Mobile Internet During Youth Protest Over Voter Roll Revision
The shutdown reached beyond phones, touching transit, delivery apps, digital payments, and the right to be present.
Jury Convicts Blogger After Ohio Senator Reports Crude Political Joke
In Ohio, an insult aimed upward came back down as a criminal case.
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Withdrawal Symptoms on The Long Goodbye to Big Tech
The first few weeks with an alternative are often the price of having one.
The Hotel Room Was Once A Privacy Barrier. AI Is Removing It
Your backdrop may reveal where you are, even when your caption says nothing at all.
