Tech Freedom
DOJ Takes Aim at Breaking Up Google
The US government seeks to break up Google’s dominance, targeting its control over both search and AI sectors.
Sideloading Under Fire: Google’s New Move to Block Apps Raises Eyebrows
Google’s latest sideloading restrictions in India raise concerns over control and the potential censorship of apps deemed “high-risk.”
Epic Triumphs as Judge Orders Google to Open the Android Gates
Judge Donato’s ruling forces Google to loosen its grip on the Play Store, marking a major win for Epic and shaking up the Android ecosystem.
MembersSIM Locking and Corporate Control: How Phone Networks Keeps You Stranded in Crisis
Verizon’s latest network outage leaves millions grappling with SOS mode and reveals just how little control we actually have over our own devices.
Censorship Allegations Resurface as New Demonetization Coalition Takes Shape
Rep. Jim Jordan warns the new group could replicate GARM’s alleged censorship practices, risking anti-competitive behavior.
Apple Bans Trump-Themed Game, Blocks iPhone Release
Apple bans “Grand Theft Trump” game from App Store.
Harris Taps Big Tech Lawyer Amidst Antitrust Battle, Sparking Ethics Firestorm
The dual role raises concerns over potential bias in the DOJ’s landmark antitrust case against Google, fueling suspicions of undue influence on future tech policies.
Fortnite Returns to iOS in the EU as Epic’s Mobile Store Takes Aim at Apple and Google
Epic Games takes on Apple’s dominance in Europe.
Patreon Feels the Squeeze as Apple Demands a Cut
Apple’s move forces Patreon creators into a costly dilemma, risking either subscriber loss or a significant cut in their earnings.