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Report Suggests Forms of TikTok Censorship, How Moderators Tag “Risks” and Block or Throttle Videos
TikTik is facing increased scrutiny over censorship fears.
Stock Photo Company Shutterstock Is Censoring Images to Appeal to Chinese Government
Employees within the company are demanding a reversal.
Twitter Is Complicit in Censorship on Behalf of Indian Government
Twitter is complying with orders to withhold tweets.
Evidence Suggests Tulsi Gabbard YouTube Channel Was Censored in Search at the Height of Media Attention
Crowder says when testing YouTube search for Tulsi Gabbard via a VPN while she was a number one trending story, her channel was at the top of search for locations outside of the US but nowhere to be seen in the US.
Megan Phelps-Roper’s New Book Unfollow Is an Ode to Free Speech and Shows the Danger of Twitter Censorship
Phelps-Roper’s testimony shows just how important free speech online is.
Hollywood Is Taking Over YouTube, at the Expense of Independent Creators
YouTube is bankrolling celebs.
Senator Hawley Remains Skeptical of Zuckerberg’s Alleged “Free Speech” Awakening
Zuckerberg has recently been attempting to position Facebook as a company that champions and protects free speech.
Official Disney Website Page for Winnie the Pooh Blocked in Hong Kong
It appears that the official Disney Winnie the Pooh page has been blocked in Hong Kong for more than a year.
Meet the Gaming Forum That Banned 20 Percent of All Users
This is ultimately a good thing for the gaming community as a whole, as the site is not a gaming forum, but a place for social justice warriors to promote their political agenda.
Facebook Won’t Say Why Articles Critical of Mark Zuckerberg Mysteriously Disappeared
Facebook’s silence isn’t causing some people to believe they did it on purpose.
Trump Jr Slams Big Tech, Calls It a Threat to Free Speech
Trump Jr., said that the big tech poses a “threat” to free speech and that it is increasingly promoting liberal perspectives, leading to a politically biased atmosphere across the internet.
Facebook Says You Can Only Mention Tommy Robinson if You’re Criticizing Him or Saying “He’s an Idiot”
Facebook’s communication head said, “Our rules don’t explicitly forbid talking about Tommy Robinson – you are allowed to write that you don’t like him, or that he’s an idiot.”