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MembersDon’t Let a Cookie Steal Your Online Identity: Simple Steps to Stay Secure
From online banking to late-night shopping, hackers use hijacked cookies to slip into your sessions undetected, making your data fair game in the cyber underworld.
Inside “EU Going Dark” The EU’s Push to End Private Messaging
Critics argue the secretive surveillance proposal would force companies to undermine encryption, threatening privacy and freedom across Europe.
UN’s Latest on “Misinformation” and “Hate” – Will Tech Bow to Pressure?
As Melissa Fleming advocates for AI-regulated media ecosystems, critics argue her call for tighter controls risks undermining open discourse and press freedom.
Google’s Interactive Polling Station Map Ignites Claims of Pro-Harris Bias as Voters Head to the Polls
Social media erupts with claims of bias in Google search results, fueling voter distrust as the nation casts its ballots in a tight presidential race.
“We’re Screwed Without It” Elon Musk Defends His Free Speech Twitter Takeover on Joe Rogan’s Podcast
Musk outlines “duty” to acquire Twitter, vowing to counter censorship and restore transparency.
Losing Their Grip: Why Anti-“Misinformation” Crusaders Are Mourning the End of Control
Election Integrity Partnership’s mission to curb misinformation raised deeper questions about free speech and government overreach.
EU Tightens Social Media Censorship Screw With Upcoming Mandatory “Disinformation” Rules
With the Digital Services Act in play, compliance could mean steep costs for platforms to fund and align with EU-endorsed “fact-checking” initiatives.
Memes Under Siege: China’s Crackdown on Online Youth Dissent
The CAC’s campaign seeks to purge critical economic views, youth disillusionment, and “harmful” online memes from Chinese cyberspace.
Canada’s Digital ID Drama Heats Up as Regulators Sidestep Parliament
The digital ID plan bypasses essential democratic safeguards, risking privacy and fueling fears of surveillance.
When Text Becomes a Crime: How Transcribing Movies Led to Jail Time in Japan
Transcribing blockbuster films in Japan can now lead to serious legal repercussions as text-based spoilers are equated with piracy.
Inside the Push for Police-Run “Misinformation” Units
With private influence growing, Lexipol’s call for a law enforcement “Misinformation Unit” causes a stir.
Former State Department Official Laments Social Media Won’t Play Censor for the Feds Anymore
Accusations of election interference now extend to claims of Big Tech’s alleged alignment with foreign influence.