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Angry at YouTube, a man drives cross country with baseball bats to attack Google HQ
A dispute with Google over a shutdown of a YouTube channel has led to the arrest of 33-year-old Kyle Long on Sunday.
After 23 years, Adobe Flash finally has an official end of life date
Adobe Flash, long an essential part of the web that users and tech companies first came to love, and then could not stop hating – or let go of – may finally be on its way out.
An easy way to send end-to-end encrypted files: Firefox Send
Firefox says that this new file sharing service can be used for moving sensitive files and information around the web easily.
A Chrome-browser monopoly is on the horizon – even Skype now only works in Chromium browsers
Microsoft’s attitude towards not supporting less widely used browsers will surely pave a way towards monopoly in the coming future.
Russia Temporarily Banned The Encrypted Email Service ProtonMail
Lately, Russia has been acting very stringently and acting against privacy and freedom of speech.
Meme Wars: Twitter suspends Daily Caller reporter Chuck Ross for saying “Learn to Code”.
The Daily Caller reporter Chuck Ross’ Twitter account was suspended for 12 hours after posting “Learn to code.”
Dissenter by Gab launches an unbiased trending section to show you what’s really popular online
Dissenter, the comments section of the internet, has added a new trending section to its product which shows you the hottest posts on Dissenter by aggregating the total likes and comments for any web page on the platform.
Kara Swisher absurdly tells YouTube CEO that Ben Shapiro is a gateway to neo-Nazi content
Throughout the whole interview, everything that separates us is highlighted.
Google manager leaked email: We need to stop “hate” and “fake news” because that’s how Trump won
Google has been stacking up a long history of extreme left-wing leanings and a high intolerance of opposing viewpoints, as multiple workers have all complained about the very same things in the past.
A new Republican bill wants to make it illegal for social media giants to censor against political free speech
The ‘Stop Social Media Censorship Act’ aims at preventing the social media giants like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter from censoring posts and banning users on grounds of so-called “hate speech”. Republican Senator Joe Gruters has initiated this bill on March 1 and on March 8 2019, this bill was
Thailand’s new “cyber security” law is bad for its citizens’ privacy
The Thai government can now enter any internet company, seize the hardware and extract user data without a court order.
Infowars host Owen Shroyer banned from Facebook and YouTube
According to Shroyer, no reason was given. It was an outright ban.