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New Ohio Bill: Organizers of protests that turn to “riots” are legally liable
The definition of “riot” is loose.
Michigan school superintendent admits to snooping on parents’ social media posts, contacting employers
The admission came during a First Amendment lawsuit against the district.
Twitter begins censoring posts documenting Russia’s Ukraine invasion
Twitter said its overzealous censorship was an “error.”
Proposed bill in Canada would allow people to report online “hate speech” before it even happens
A new attack on free speech.
Rumble announces large popular YouTube channels are joining the growing platform
Rumble is pulling in a diverse range of lifestyle content.
France deactivates vaccine passports for millions, locking them out of parts of society
They’ll be allowed back when they get a booster.
Facebook locks out Texas Governor candidate Chad Prather a week before primaries
Unable to communicate with his audience on FB.
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Canada: Coinbase and Kraken CEOs reported to police over tweets supporting civil liberties, crypto wallets
The CEOs recommended people use non-custodial wallets for their cryptocurrency.
Maajid Nawaz to host his show on Odysee
Nawaz chose Odysee because it’s decentralized infrastructure will give him ownership of his content.
World Economic Forum pushes digital ID system that will determine access to services
The digital ID system proposes monitoring online behavior, purchases, biometrics, and more.
Freedom Convoy fundraiser and organizer Tamara Lich is denied bail
Lich faces 10 years if convicted.