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A year after Twitter was sued for allegedly conspiring with Saudi Arabia to censor dissent, the lawsuit sits in limbo
It’s been a year and the judge still hasn’t decided if the lawsuit can proceed.
Massachusetts Android users alarmed to wake up to COVID tracking app auto-installed
Even devices using parental controls to prevent app downloads had the app forced on them.
Odysee launches its playlists feature
The growing alt-tech platform is rolling out new features rapidly.
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Double Toasted faces 7-day YouTube livestream suspension for reacting to videos allowed on other channels
YouTube’s hypocrisy at work.
Bret Weinstein streams with Odysee after YouTube suspension
The latest to switch.
California unveils new vaccine passport
But they don’t want you to call it a “vaccine passport.”
Apple denies censoring “LGBT” apps in China, says it removed four for “legal” reasons
Apple didn’t say what the legal reasons were.
Lawsuit against Twitter reveals how it works with Democrats to censor
Lawsuits fighting back against Big Tech censorship at the behest of public officials are mounting.
Royal Academy pulls artist’s work over “transphobic” blog post
Another institution bowing to the mob.
EU court rules private details of users can be handed over to those who make copyright claims
The EU seems to have a habit of siding with companies over individuals when it comes to copyright.
