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The Truth About Justice Clarence Thomas’ Threat to Absolute Free Speech
?Thomas’ opinion derives from an “originalist” perspective on the constitution and the context requires deeper reading.
Facebook Is Training Its AI to Censor “Hateful Memes”
89% of the content that’s removed from Facebook for “hate speech” is now proactively taken down by Facebook’s AI.
Facebook Deletes Michigan United Facebook Group After Media Complaint
A local media outlet tried to portray the group as violent.
Even Media Freedom Groups Push Back Against Twitter’s Coronavirus Censorship Rules
While the media these days often push for more censorship – not all of them are towing the line.
Author of France’s New Draconian Online Hate Speech Law Accused of Racism, Sexism, and Homophobia by Staff
Free speech for me but not for thee.
Twitter Starts Hiding Some Tweets That Contain “Disputed” Coronavirus Claims Behind a Warning Label
These labels can be applied to tweets from anyone including public officials and world leaders.
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Covid-19 Ushers in a New Wave of Privacy and Free Speech Threats
?Civil liberties have suffered major setbacks.
Mark Dice Video Censored After Being Hit With Bogus Copyright and Privacy Claims
YouTube’s flagging system continues to be abused for censorship.
Facebook Censored Iconic Photo of Soviet Flag Raised Over Reichstag on VE Day
Apparently it broke Facebook’s “dangerous” organizations rule.
Canada’s Pension Plan Revealed to Be Major Shareholder in Chinese Company Tencent, Disclosures Show
Tencent has long been accused of censorship and surveillance on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party, leading to “innocent people’s arrest and torture.”
China’s Animal Crossing Players Use Code Words and Middlemen to Circumvent CCP Censorship
The CCP banned Animal Crossing New Horizons in China after some players used in-game features to criticize the Chinese government.
Congressman Paul Gosar Asks AG Barr to Investigate Censorship of Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson
Facebook has previously argued that its decision to brand Loomer dangerous is a “protected statement of opinion.”
