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Google’s App “Quality” Crackdown Raises Censorship Concerns
Critics argue that Google’s removal of “low-quality” apps might conceal censorship tactics, raising concerns about the tech giant’s transparency and influence over the global app ecosystem.
MembersGoogle’s Monopoly Exposed: How the Sherman Act Took Down a Giant
Landmark antitrust ruling could reshape digital market landscape, ushering in a new era of competition and innovation.
From Social to TV: Truth Social Launches Streaming Feature
Coming to iOS soon.
Federal Review: Billions in Contracts to Pro-Censorship Advertiser Alliance Members Deemed “Dangerous” and “Sham”
Some members of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), a World Economic Forum (WEF)-affiliated advertising group accused of helping carry out censorship online, are receiving money from those same US taxpayers whose speech they work to silence. Other than scores of the world’s bigges
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson Is Encouraging Residents To Report Neighbors for “Misinformation”
Surveillance culture and speech police.
State AGs Criticize Janet Yellen for “Fearmongering” on De-Banking Bans
AGs accuse the Treasury of politicizing financial regulations to target conservative interests.
Federal Judge Declares Google a Monopolist, Setting the Stage for Major Industry Shakeup
Google’s costly default search engine deals are criticized for stifling competition and limiting consumer choice.
Court Slaps Down NIH for Unconstitutional Censorship
A court ruling against NIH’s social media practices raises concerns over censorship and digital free speech.
MembersUSPS and Federal Agencies’ Shocking Hidden Data Trail
Even the federal postal service isn’t immune to the perils of data privacy breaches, as millions of users’ information lands in the hands of major tech firms.
House Probes Major Businesses for Censorship Collusion With GARM’s Alleged Ad “Cartel”
Examining whether the advertising initiative crossed the line from brand “safety” to censorship.
Argentina’s AI and the Rise of Pre-Crime Digital Surveillance
Argentina integrates AI in security measures, sparking privacy concerns.
FBI To Resume Meetings With Social Media Companies, Ignoring Censorship Concerns
As the US gears up for another election, concerns over FBI’s renewed engagement with social media giants raise fears of political censorship under the guise of combating foreign influence.