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How the “Think of the Children” Narrative Is Being Used To Crush Online Free Speech and Privacy
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House Democrats call on FTC and FCC to regulate secret data selling
Smartphone user data is being collected and sold without the owners knowing.
Senator Thom Tillis opposes Gigi Sohn FCC nomination, calls her a “anti-copyright activist”
Tillis appears to be more interested in corporate copyright interests than he is about the censorship threat Sohn poses.
Judge dismisses Children’s Health Defense lawsuit against Facebook censorship
The judge suggested no evidence could be found to suggest collusion between Facebook and the government and so no First Amendment violation could be claimed.
Biden revokes Trump’s executive order against Big Tech censorship
Executive Order 13925 of May 28, 2020 (Preventing Online Censorship) has been revoked.
Senate confirms Big Tech critic Nate Simington to the FCC
The appointment will shape Big Tech regulation for the next five years.
Virtual learning puts kids under increased surveillance
The always-online method of learning during lockdowns is a privacy concern.
Trump administration asks FCC to begin Big Tech crackdown
The petition follows the president’s March executive order.
Facebook and Twitter alternatives that are more free speech friendly
These alternatives have many of the features of Facebook and Twitter but don’t silence their users under broad, far-reaching rules.












