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Twitter bans the Nation of Islam
The account lasted on the platform for 10 years before being censored for posts about vaccines.
Teacher who criticized BLM and riots on Facebook sues school district after being fired
The teacher is suing on First Amendment violation grounds.
Surgeon General says “equity” is the reason COVID “misinformation” needs to be censored online
“We recognize that equity must be at the center of our work to confront health misinformation.”
Cybersecurity experts suggest going to the livelihood source of online harassers by contacting employers
Researchers somehow think employers should be equipped to deal with online disputes.
UK government refuses to rule out vaccine passports for Church
The clergy has written an open letter to contest vaccine passport proposals.
UK House of Lords blasts Big Tech as monopolizers of the “public square” in new report
The peers said that the new “Online Safety” proposals are a threat to free speech.
UK law commission recommends making speech offenses based on “likely psychological harm”
The vague terms used to suppress speech.
Kodak deletes Xinjiang photo from Instagram, apologizes for offending China
Kodak was quick to distance itself from the photographer.
Britons ditch COVID surveillance app after constant demands for isolation
The overzealous app is telling hundreds of COVID-negative people to isolate.
YouTube deletes 15 videos from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro
YouTube said the President provided “misinformation.”
Appeals court agrees to review Vimeo censorship case
The 2nd Circuit Appeals Court agreed to take a look.