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Senator Chris Murphy Wants Government to Regulate Your Time Online
First they came for the doomscrolling, apparently in the name of civic connection.
YouTube’s Account Enforcement Practices Face Possible FTC Lawsuit
The platform’s public rulebook is now being compared with what happens behind the curtain.
Apple Removes Bitchat From China App Store at Cyberspace Administration Order
The app that needs no internet, no servers, and no user accounts turned out to be exactly the kind of thing Beijing can’t let exist.
Rumble Is Restored in France After Court Rejects Government’s Censorship Demand
A judge just told the government that emailing censorship demands have no legal authority.
US Sanctions Brazilian Justice Alexandre De Moraes for Radical Censorship Demands
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
US Imposes Travel Bans on Brazil’s Justice Alexandre De Moraes and Allies Over Censorship Demands
Washington draws a red line as Brazil’s judiciary crosses digital borders with a velvet hammer.
X Suspends Opposition Accounts Amid Protests Over Istanbul Mayor İMamoğLu’s Arrest in Turkey
Digital dissent meets the delete button as Erdoğan’s crackdown moves from the streets to the scroll.
Global Engagement Center Officially Shuts Down, but Censorship Efforts Likely to Persist Through State Department Offices
Despite its shutdown, the GEC’s legacy of surveillance and censorship casts a long shadow.
Chaos in Pakistan as Internet Blackouts Are Used to Suppress Protests
Internet blackouts raise concerns about censorship and daily disruptions amid Pakistan’s escalating political crisis.
British MPs Set to Summon Elon Musk Over Alleged Online “Misinformation” Amid Government’s Censorship Escalation
UK Parliament’s scrutiny of Musk raises questions about free speech and the real motives behind online regulation.
Biden Era to End With a Showdown Over Big Tech Censorship Evidence
Republicans warn departing officials against destroying evidence as new Congress pledges continued oversight.
