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How Gmail controls what users see
Email is a good way to bypass censorship on social media platforms, but Gmail users aren’t always in control of what they see.
GB News faces ad boycott after being targeted by cancel groups
Activist groups have been attempting to cancel GB News for months, even before it launched.
UK government to artificially maintain the dominance of mainstream broadcasters
Upcoming independents face further challenges.
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Irish police to get new powers to access mobile phones
A further encroachment of civil liberties.
New York Times backtracks on calling satire site Babylon Bee “misinformation”
NYT was trying to malign the popular satirical news site.
Australian politician accused of silencing critics after YouTube channel producer is arrested after accusing the lawmaker of corruption
Barilaro is suing the channel for “defamation.”
Judge denies Florida more time to defend against attacks on its anti-Big Tech censorship law
A hearing will take place on June 28.
Here’s the latest proposed amendment to Section 230
This isn’t expected to get anywhere but it’s worth hearing about.
Apple admits its own Files app showed first when users searched for competitor Dropbox
Apple says it was a “mistake.”
YouTube censors Dr Noorchashm, a retired cardiac surgeon with a PhD in immunology, for “misinformation”
The former Harvard teacher expressed dismay at the censorship.
Mozilla suggests regulators issue laws that curb recommendations of “conspiracy theory videos”
Mozilla flirts with censorship as it flounders for a purpose.