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New Report Shows That Facebook Feared Apple and Google’s Mobile Internet Dominance
The report covers Project Oxygen – a plan Facebook started working on in 2013 to protect itself from Google’s virtual chokehold over Facebook’s mobile internet distribution through the Google Play Store.
Comedian Steven Crowder Says His YouTube Channel With 3.7 Million Subscribers Could Be Removed Due to Fake Copyright Claims
Three bogus copyright strikes were filed against an original “Dr. Trump” parody music video in the span of a week and Crowder says that these strikes may lead to his YouTube channel being terminated.
Child Labor Laws Never Anticipated the YouTube and “Influencer” Era
Children are being put to work on YouTube and Instagram.
Weedcraft Inc Is Facing YouTube Censorship Issues
The game soon hit the wall of YouTube’s and Facebook’s “aggressive policing.”
UK IPS Don’t Like That Google Is About to Make Censoring More Difficult for Them
The new encrypted DNS technology in Chrome could make it harder for service providers to block websites.
“Facebook Watch” Content Creators Are Being Treated Badly by Facebook, Creator Says
2019 has been a hard year for converting views into cash
Report: Google Is Threatening Employees Over Political Bias Leaks
Google doesn’t want the public to know that it’s politically biased.
Android Apps With Over 50M Downloads Were Involved in Adfraud and Data Harvesting
Now, what in the world does a flashlight need 31 authorizations for?
Google Starts Promoting Alternatives to Google Search and Google Chrome to Android Users in Europe Following Record Fine From the EU
This follows Google being fined a record €4.3 billion ($4.8 billion) by the European Commission and being ordered to change its anti-competitive business practices in relation to the Android operating system.
Facebook Are Developing the Smart Speaker No One Asked For
Facebook have shown again and again that they can’t be trusted with users’ privacy.
Google’s New AMP Domain Change Will Hide the Fact a Website Is Served by (and Tracked by) Google
The move has many privacy implications.
Silicon Valley Lobbyists Are Pushing Back Hard Against Consumer Privacy Legislation
Big tech wants to weaken privacy laws.
