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Parler CEO says Apple won’t let free speech app update unless it censors content
Apple thinks it should decide what content is allowed inside third-party apps.
Google leak: Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson, and PragerU are “Nazis using the dogwhistles”
Yet another leak suggesting that Google is baking extreme political bias into its products and services.
Google wants to teach kids how to spot fake news
The curriculum will teach kids how to “Be Internet Awesome”.
Congressman Louie Gohmert: “Google’s biases are now a threat to a free and fair election”
The congressman is one of the first to make a statement about Project Veritas’ bombshell report.
Google executive Jen Gennai responds to undercover report showing AI bias
Jen Gennai responded to the report on Medium. “Project Veritas got me. Well done”.
Iceland is tired of Instagrammers destroying the landscape
“Some Instagrammers are sponsored by companies and don’t obey pretty easy rules just to get a more spectacular photo from a slightly different angle.”
EFF urges Congress not to clamp down hard on deepfakes, to protect comedy and satire
Deepfakes have been in the news a lot recently. However as Congress moves to legislate against them, it’s important to be sure that uses for satire are hurt in the progress.
Apple says Spotify pays App Store fee on less than 1% of its premium user in response to antitrust complaint
Spotify’s original antitrust complaint claims that Apple’s 30% fee gives it an unfair competitive advantage.
Chrome’s new incognito update will annoy websites with paywalls
The new updates makes it impossible for a website owner to know when a visitor is using incognito mode.
Egypt is the latest country to outline consumer privacy laws
Countries all over the world are starting to take privacy seriously.
Maxine Waters will bring Facebook before congress to discuss its Project Libra cryptocurrency
Facebook’s Libra has been hit with criticism from the moment it was announced.
YouTube removes Project Veritas video exposing Google’s biased AI
Google is determined to hide the truth about its internal content suppression mechanisms.