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UK MPs Push for AI Meme Censorship, Encryption Backdoors, and Social Media Crackdowns
UK lawmakers are looking for ways to push censorship and reduce privacy.
US Vice President JD Vance Criticizes UK Censorship Policies During Keir Starmer’s White House Visit
Vance’s remarks highlight growing tensions over digital freedoms between the US and UK, as the country routinely has people arrested for speech.
House Advances Bill to Block Foreign Officials Who Censor Americans
The House advances a bill to block foreign officials who censor Americans from entering the US.
Firefox Stands Up for Ad and Tracking Blockers, Keeping Both Old and New Web Rules
Firefox stands firm on privacy by keeping Manifest V2 support—despite Google’s push for V3.
UK: Ofcom Pushes for Expanded Online Censorship Under the Guise of Combating Misogyny
Ofcom expands Online Safety Act enforcement to target online misogyny, raising concerns over vague definitions and increased censorship in the UK.
US Lawmakers Question EU’s Digital Markets Act, Cite Risks to American Companies
Jordan and Fitzgerald accuse the EU of using the Digital Markets Act to weaken US tech firms while benefiting European and Chinese competitors.
UK Government Dodges Real Issues by Promising Even Stricter Censorship Laws
Officials hint at further crackdowns, sidestepping mounting concerns over free speech and international tensions.
Jim Jordan Subpoenas FBI: Unraveling Biden Admin’s Big Tech Collusion
Jordan demands FBI records on Big Tech ties, seeking full transparency on censorship efforts.
EU Contributes €4M to UNESCO’s Expanding Online Content Regulation and Digital ID Goals
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
Florida Judge Rules Brazilian Censorship Orders Unenforceable Against Rumble and Trump Media
The judge’s ruling reinforces that foreign censorship demands cannot bypass US legal protections.
Amazon Starts Disclosing That Kindle Ebook Purchases Are Just Licenses, Not Ownership
Amazon now explicitly tells Kindle users they’re only buying a license—not owning the book.
Brazilian Journalists Accuse Biden Administration of Exporting Censorship Amid Rumble and Truth Lawsuit
Lawsuit targets Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes over alleged censorship orders with claims of US foreign policy influence.