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Eleventh Circuit Lets Georgia Social Media Age Checks Proceed
Georgia’s "child safety" law now comes with an adult-sized identity check.
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How a US Federal Drug Program Built a National Surveillance Network
The constitutional question changes once a city’s modest camera network joins everyone else’s.
Senate Probes Flock Safety Over 20 Billion Vehicle Scans
Josh Hawley wants to know what Flock Safety knows, and he has given the company twelve days to write it all down.
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Across Counties and Cities, the Eyes and Ears Are On
Constant watching. Public microphones. This is what happens when budget shortfalls meet venture capital solutions.
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Inside the $1.5 Billion US Censorship-Industrial Complex: How MDM Grants Built a Domestic and Global Narrative Control Network
Taxpayer-funded truth squads have quietly stitched together a digital control grid where policy meets perception management.
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USAID’s Media Empire
The halt in USAID funding forces a reckoning on whether so-called “independent” journalism should ever rely on Washington’s wallet.
Sheriff’s Viral Burger Blunder Becomes First Amendment Fight
The viral saga of a sheriff, a sandwich, and social media ignites questions of free speech and accountability in the digital age.
Democrats Target Social Media Over Hurricane “Misinformation”
Lawmakers push for social media scrutiny.
Hillary Clinton Calls for Stricter Online Censorship as Establishment Fears Losing “Total Control”
Clinton echoes Kerry as an advocate for stronger controls over online speech.
Bipartisan Vote Blocks CISA Budget Cut Despite Speech Censorship Concerns
Bipartisan support for CISA’s budget increase sparks debate over free speech.
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How the Government Plots to Control Your Digital Identity
A threat to privacy and free speech.
The Number of People Arrested After Facial Recognition Errors Is Growing
A renewed scrutiny over the deployment of facial recognition technology by law enforcement arises as an innocent man, misidentified and subsequently incarcerated because of it, has brought forth a lawsuit. This event underscores the ever-evolving tensions between advancing technology and person
