Microsoft
Microsoft Faces Irish Legal Fire Over Data Practices
A courtroom first in Ireland could redraw the boundaries of data consent in Europe’s digital economy.
Microsoft Broadens Always-Watching AI-Powered Recall Tool That Logs and Indexes User Activity
A built-in memory machine disguised as convenience, Recall quietly turns every moment at your keyboard into searchable history.
MembersWhen Off Means on: Microsoft’s Privacy Theater
Even when you say no, Microsoft just shrugs and syncs anyway.
MembersSkype’s Demise: The Best Open-Source Alternatives for Secure Communication
With Skype’s shutdown imminent, privacy-focused users are turning to open-source alternatives for secure, decentralized communication.
Jim Jordan Subpoenas Tech Giants for Documents on Foreign Censorship of American Speech
The US House Judiciary Committee, led by Jim Jordan, subpoenas Big Tech over alleged foreign government censorship, citing laws in the EU, Canada, and more.
UK Risks Losing Tech Companies Over Online Censorship Laws
Tech giants weigh the cost of compliance as UK’s Online Safety Act threatens to reshape the digital market.
EU’s “Disinformation” Code Becomes Mandatory Under Censorship Law, Platforms Preemptively Enforce Rules Ahead of German Elections
Tech giants brace for EU’s looming censorship rules with Germany’s election stress test.
ACLU Warns AI Watermarking Threatens Free Speech, Journalism
Even the ACLU comes out against the “meme stamp.”
Microsoft’s Recall Returns With Privacy Concerns Looming
Microsoft’s Recall tool in Windows Insider builds offers a digital memory timeline but faces scrutiny over privacy and data security gaps.
Brendan Carr Set to Take the Helm at FCC as Trump’s Free Speech Champion
Carr’s leadership is set to usher in a new era at the FCC, prioritizing free speech and dismantling tech censorship.
Microsoft’s “Inclusivity Checker” Sparks Fears of a Looming “Speech Police,” Flagging Terms Like “Mother” and “Father” for More “Gender-Neutral” Alternatives
Microsoft’s “Inclusivity Checker” reshapes language norms, but critics argue it strays into censorship territory.
