California
Google and Plaintiffs Agree To Settle in Incognito Mode Privacy Case
Both sides have come to an agreement.
Judge Sides With California in X’s Challenge Against the State’s Censorship Law
According to the judge, the state forcing tech platforms to publish documents on how they tackle “hate speech” and “misinformation” is allowed.
WEF Likens “Misinformation” To A Cybersecurity Issue In Calls For More Action
A new way of justifying censorship.
Alarms Are Raised Over California Law Enforcing “Media Literacy” in Schools
“The schools that adopt it are told that Ted Cruz’s podcast is unreliable but Al Franken’s podcast is reliable.”
MembersThe Secretive Government Program That Allows Law Enforcement To Access Phone Records of Innocent US Citizens
An opaque surveillance system.
Professor John Strauss Is Placed on Leave From USC After Edited Video Is Made To Look Like He Supported Murder of Palestinians
Strauss has been removed from campus.
Pro-Censorship Group Moves To Dismiss X Lawsuit
The motion claims the lawsuit is unjust.
California Targets AI and “Disinformation” in the Run-Up to the 2024 Election
No mention is made of efforts to protect free speech.
MembersUSA v. Google – Week 9
The trial that could change the internet forever.
California’s Governor Newsom Introduces “Cradle to Career” System That Tracks One Billion Data Points on Citizens
Newsom introduced the plans after visiting China.
Former Jan 6th Prosecutor Runs For Congress, Focusing Campaign on Tackling “Conspiracy Theories” On Social Media
Will Rollins’ campaign is based on social media regulation.
Eventbrite Deletes Riley Gaines’ “Protecting Women’s Sports” Event
The platform has repeatedly censored.