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Google sued for inappropriately accessing private medical data
The suit could slow down Google’s ambitions to enter the medical sector in a major way.
Vimeo deletes Project Veritas account days after it publishes report highlighting Google AI bias
Project Veritas has faced constant censorship from the tech giants since it released this report.
EU wrongly says there’s no creativity without intellectual property
Apparently IP is the thing we humans have to thank for the intellectual richness of our world.
Sweden: Facebook group admin fined for comments someone else made in his group
This landmark case had a crazy outcome.
Facebook puts “hate speech” in the same category as terrorism, will hand over user data to French authorities
Speech in France doesn’t have the same protections as speech in the US.
The Donald subreddit quarantined on the eve of US presidential debates
The Donald is one of the most influential sources of pro-Trump memes.
New Bitchute importer tool lets users easily migrate away from YouTube
The new tool has come a time when many people are looking to switch.
Senator John Thune: YouTube and Facebook should provide a version without algorithmic recommendations
The senator thinks there should be an option to turn off the algorithmic arrangement of content and let users see what they choose.
Only 39 percent of Prime Day shoppers are concerned about Alexa privacy issues
Less than half of Amazon shoppers are concerned about the privacy of smart speakers.
Project Veritas attorneys send letter to YouTube demanding that it restores video exposing Google AI bias
This is in response to YouTube removing the video after receiving questionable privacy complaints.
Google Chrome’s plan to prevent ad blockers will be enforced in July or August
Google isn’t backing down on its plans to reduce the effectiveness of ad blockers on Chrome.
Razer drops gaming streamer after she says “men are trash”
Brands are taking a no tolerance approach to online speech.