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Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt: Social Media’s Failure to Police “Misinformation” Is a “Regulatory Problem”
Eric Schmidt’s call for tighter controls on misinformation draws renewed attention to his controversial stance on privacy and online anonymity.
MembersWith a Few Tweaks, Meta’s Smart Glasses Can Expose Names, Addresses, and Even Family Details With a Single Glance
From prank-worthy experiments to government-grade surveillance, “cool tech” like Meta’s smart glasses is turning privacy into an endangered species.
Dr Disrespect Joins Rumble in New Milestone For Rumble Gaming
The move marks a new chapter for the streamer, featuring milestone-based equity rewards and a push to revolutionize Rumble Gaming.
Australia Backs Down on Censorship Law Plan to Fine Tech Giants for “Misinformation”
Australia’s U-turn on social media fines underscores a heated battle between regulation and free expression.
G20’s Online Speech Clampdown Calls Set To Ignite Free Speech Fears
A new pro-censorship declaration.
UK’s “Online Safety Act” Under Fire as Officials Push for New Powers to Police “Misinformation”
Civil liberties groups warn the move threatens free speech, as the government seeks to expand platform obligations beyond the law’s original scope.
New FOIA Revelations Highlight NIH’s Role in Covid Messaging
Unearthed emails reveal internal struggles over censorship of dissenting experts.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Investigates GARM Over Alleged Ad Cartel Demonetization Conspiracy
Ken Paxton’s probe into GARM spotlights the clash between digital ad standards and free speech, challenging the balance of power in online markets.
X Takes Aim at Twitch in Legal Fight Over Ad Boycotts
Twitter’s shift to free speech ignites legal and corporate clashes.
UN’s Latest Climate Agenda Sparks Alarms Over Online Censorship
Suppressing dissenting views online?
The UN Is Using Africa as a Testing Ground for Controversial Digital ID Systems
Critics warn of privacy risks as the UN pushes digital ID systems in Africa, aiming to link essential services but sparking surveillance concerns.