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European Consumer Organization network claims that AliExpress terms violate EU law
Six organizations from the network are claiming that a clause which requires disputes to go to a Hong Kong arbitration court goes against EU law.
This fake AI Joe Rogan is a glimpse into the near future
AI is here and the implications of it could be menacing.
Sim swappers stole $2.4 million worth in crypto
Sim swapping is on the rise since people are linking their online accounts to their phone numbers.
Doing your own cover of Elton John songs on Twitter will get you banned
Twitter is taking a strict approach to song covers.
Facebook starts taking down posts that mention British MEP candidate Tommy Robinson
Big tech continues its efforts to unperson Robinson.
Not too big to fail – Baidu, China’s search giant, reports losses
Could something similar happen to Google eventually?
Police are using celeb photos to fuel their facial recognition technology
Facial recognition tech is growing more invasive by the day.
Facebook censors Candace Owens, page “suspended for 7 days”
Yet another high profile conservative has been censored by the tech giants.
Canada announces new digital charter to fight “hate speech” and “disinformation”
The country is rejecting free speech once again in order to police “hate speech.”
Microsoft developer discovers WhatsApp is leaking your private data
The trouble with WhatsApp continues.
Telegram founder: WhatsApp is inherently insecure, likely has a government backdoor
“No wonder dictators seem to love WhatsApp”
Tulsi Gabbard on free speech online: “Unchecked, First Amendment rights going out the window”
Gabbard is the only Democratic Presidential candidate speaking about free speech.