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States' OpenAI Lawsuits Seek Age Verification for All ChatGPT Users
Eight attorneys general have found a way to make the chatbot's privacy problem even more complicated.
Connecticut, Nebraska, Utah Push Social Media Digital ID Laws
Proposed social media restrictions for minors could pave the way for a broader shift toward mandatory digital ID systems.
Nebraska Wants to Test Body and Facial Scans That Work From a Distance
The push for more surveillance tech.
Nebraska Says It Will Refuse to Comply With Biden Admin’s Proposed Surveillance of Citizens’ Bank Accounts
Pushing back against the extreme surveillance.
State Governors Say Facebook Is Lying, Facebook Alone Decided to Shut Down Protest Groups
States say Facebook decided to censor the groups on their own accord.
Facebook Caves to State Government, Censors Pro-Protest Groups
Whether you support the protests or not, the move has raised questions about threats to rights of assembly.
Louis Rossmann Says Paid Lobbyists Are Trying to Censor His Critical Video, on the Basis of “Privacy” Concerns
They’re claiming a right to privacy during a public hearing, in a public building, about a bill that affects the public.
Individuals States Are Considering Their Own Antitrust Motions Against Big Tech Companies
Moves could be made against big tech at the state level, not just on the federal level.
