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Umbrel Home Launches To Offer A Plug-And-Play Way For People To Own And Access Their Own Data
The creator of UmbrelOS is getting into hardware.
Country Music Singer John Rich, Dr. Ben Carson And Larry Elder’s Free Speech Bank Is Now Open To All
An anti-cancel culture bank that shuns political deplatforming.
FBI Refuses To Hand Over Communications About Twitter-Related Censorship
“We can neither confirm or deny.”
MembersBreaking Down The Supreme Court’s Latest Fair-Use Ruling
Implications for online content.
State Department Defends “Disinformation” Grant That Funded Online Blacklists
Attempts to justify.
UK: Teacher Is Fired Over Facebook Post Retaliating Against Youths That Threatened To Kill His Family
The state of free speech in the UK.
Canada Plans To Re-Introduce Its Online Censorship Law This Year
Back with a vengance.
Twitter Backs Out Of Streaming “What Is A Woman?” Documentary, Cites “Misgendering”
The Daily Wire says Twitter also cited “hateful conduct.”
WHO Member Wants To Run A “Simulation Exercise” Before Implementing Pandemic Treaty
A simulation of the WHO’s pending power grab.
Amazon Backs The Digital Euro
Backing central control of currency.
Kennedy Criticizes Ukraine’s Digital ID Project
And how the US is helping to fund it.
Adobe Tool To Stamp Out “Misinformation” Is Being Added Directly To Modern Cameras
Adobe is pushing an open-source way to track images online that it hopes will become the norm.