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Indian Court Rejects X’s Plea Against Mandatory Censorship Portal
X’s courtroom stand becomes a test case for how far international censorship pressure can stretch before it snaps.
New Info on How the Feds Helped Censor a Bombshell
FBI chat logs show immediate clampdown on the Hunter Biden story, with a gag order silencing internal confirmation the laptop was real.
Retired Academic Warned by UK Police After Emailing Politician Over Fundraiser Dispute
A knock at the door turned a town hall squabble into a question of who gets to speak — and who decides when it’s too much.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Endorses Netflix Show Adolescence as Tool to Advance Online Safety Agenda, Censorship, and Digital ID Initiatives
Keir Starmer, Netflix, and NSPCC promote Adolescence to support Online Safety Act, censorship, and digital ID.
The Company That Wants All Your Data Can’t Protect Its Own
Oracle faces scrutiny after data breaches hit Oracle Cloud and Oracle Health, undermining Larry Ellison’s AI surveillance ambitions.
MembersSay Cheese to the Surveillance Engine
From Spirited Away to Stored Forever: What feels like a nostalgic fantasy is a frictionless gateway into biometric data mining.
Canadian PM Mark Carney Downplays Role in Freedom Convoy Crackdown Despite Backing Emergency Measures, Calling Protest “Sedition” and Urging Financial Chokehold
Carney’s pivot from banker to PM comes with a memory hole big enough to swallow the Emergencies Act.
Congressman Mark Harris Introduces “Free Speech Fairness Act” Aimed at Ending Johnson Amendment Restrictions on Religious and Nonprofit Political Speech
The bill challenges whether political neutrality should be the price of nonprofit status.
UK Crime and Policing Bill 2025 Advances, Reignites Controversy Over Facial Recognition Access to Driver’s License Photos
Clause 95 hides a sweeping surveillance shift behind the rhetoric of public safety.
Canadian Activist “Billboard Chris” Challenges Australian Government Over Censorship of Post Criticizing UN Trans Activist
Chris Elston challenges Australia’s eSafety censorship over blocked Daily Mail tweet about Teddy Cook and WHO trans advisory board.
Google Enters the Age Check Arena as Australia Flirts with Digital ID
What begins as a safety measure could quietly script the end of anonymity online.
Google Shifts Android Development to Internal Codebase, Marking Major Move Away from Open Source Transparency
Developers now face a closed-door ecosystem where Google holds all the keys.