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The UK’s “National Fraud Initiative” would give police power to match public and private sector data
A new step towards a surveillance state.
Skidmore College faces potential lawsuit over alleged First Amendment violations
The college shot down a libertarian group after social media complaints.
Prince Harry complains about online “misinformation” calls First Amendment “bonkers”
The British Royal is no fan of free expression.
Guilbeault uses statements from Trudeau government-funded campaign groups to justify censorship bill
Canada’s Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault doesn’t declare the conflict of interest.
Facebook deletes Ohio group that supports legal exemptions to COVID vaccine mandates
The group had 40,000 members.
Spanish lawmaker locked out of Twitter after saying men can’t get pregnant
Francisco Contreras was locked out for 12 hours.
Facebook to face South African lawmakers over “misinformation”
The hearing will take place this month.
Staff at Stanford paper face forced “anti-bias” training after Godzilla vs Kong tweet was called racist
A joking analogy was all it took.
YouTube CEO on anti-conservative bias: “We don’t have a political agenda”
The CEO claimed that YouTube welcomes a wide range of perspectives.
LinkedIn accused of censoring for Beijing
LinkedIn is one of the few Western social networks allowed in China.
Hong Kong proposes very broad “anti-doxxing” law
The law is accused of being purposely broad to restrict speech.