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Klaus Schwab Champions the “Intelligent Age,” Despite Concerns Over Censorship and Surveillance
Klaus Schwab’s vision of the “Intelligence Age” suggests a future shaped by elite-controlled technology, blurring lines between digital, physical, and biological realms.
PayPal’s Secret Data Grab Banks on Users Staying Blissfully Unaware
PayPal’s new data-sharing scheme opts users in by default without direct notice.
MembersWalz’s War on Words: A Blatant Distortion of the First Amendment
Walz’s take on “hate speech” gets dismantled.
Court Blocks Newsom’s Unconstitutional Attempt to Muzzle Parody During Election Season
An inunction is in place with immediate effect.
Why uBlock Origin Lite Vanished from Firefox’s Add-ons Store
Raymond Hill’s withdrawal of uBlock Origin Lite raises questions about Mozilla’s extension review policies and developer relations.
Australia’s Free Speech Crosshairs: Sweeping Anti-Disinformation Bill Draws Fierce Backlash
Opponents argue that the proposed laws will empower bureaucrats to determine “official truth,” creating a chilling effect on political debate.
New Amendments to Italy’s “Piracy Shield” Could Force VPNs and DNS Providers Worldwide to Block Flagged Content
Expanded anti-piracy measures could lead to jail time for service providers while Serie A’s real financial struggles continue to be ignored.
Your Calendar Deserves Privacy: Tuta Takes Secure Scheduling to the Next Level
Tuta expands its privacy suite with encrypted calendar, challenging Proton’s dominance in secure scheduling tools.
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World Bank Wants to Replace Your Signature with Biometrics and Digital IDs
Critics warn that centralized control over digital IDs could erode privacy and increase government surveillance.
Censorship and Transparency Issues in “Anti-Terror” Tech Alliance
Critics claim GIFCT’s opacity leaves questions about censorship, accountability, and the influence of Big Tech unchecked.