New Jersey
High school student asked to leave virtual class over Trump flag in background
Yet, the teacher is known for bringing politics into the classroom.
Facebook faces privacy lawsuit, alleging Instagram was accessing phone cameras when not in use
It’s far from the first privacy accusation against Facebook.
Stockton student who was reprimanded for Facebook post has 5 of 6 charges dropped
One more charge left to drop.
New Jersey Supreme Court rules police can compel suspects to give up phone passcodes
The ruling contradicts rulings from other courts.
20 State Attorneys General call on Facebook to censor more
Don’t expect Facebook censorship to slow down.
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.
Judge rules an IP address isn’t enough to identify someone
The ruling was made against a “copyright troll.”
Instagram influencer Kayla Massa arrested for allegedly scamming followers in $1.5 million scheme
The influencer and her accomplices allegedly convinced Instagram followers to hand over their debit card details and pin numbers.
YouTuber Omi in a Hellcat has assets confiscated
Even his thumb drivers we confiscated.
Music companies sue internet provider RCN for “enabling” piracy
What’s wild about this case is that the music companies go as far as to argue that because RCN helps to provide faster speeds, it means they’re actually assisting in aiding the piracy of the materials.
Ivan, free speech advocate, returns to Twitter and demands answers
On April 19th, Ivan announced his return to Twitter under an account called @Det_Disp.