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Starbucks considers ditching Facebook after customers criticize virtue signaling
Starbucks doesn’t want to hear the opinion of its customers.
People are choosing to buy wearable digital vaccine passports
The bands are rolling out across multiple states, particularly for places of employment.
Facebook’s Oversight Board co-chair: the rules are “not transparent, inconsistent, and a shambles”
Facebook’s rules are applied differently, depending on who the person is.
Amherst students suspended over maskless social media post – even though they were off-campus
The students were banned from taking their finals and are told they won’t receive a refund.
Former CNN White House correspondent shocked to hear governments would lie
Journalists asleep at the wheel.
Apple provided FBI with data on Sci-Hub founder
A gag order prevented her from being told for almost two years.
Clubhouse bans Laura Loomer hours after talk about censorship
Loomer was on the platform for less than a day.
The US will join the Christchurch Call to eliminate “extremist” content online
The ideas was previously rejected by the Trump administration on free speech grounds.
Professor suspended after writing blog post that said Canada is not racist
An investigation ensued.
Uganda’s new data tax is its new attempt to curb “online gossip”
Citizens were getting around the previous tax by using VPNs.
Justice Department seized phone records of WaPo journalists
Increasingly common in recent decades.
PayPal bans independent news outlet Rebel News
The dominant payment processor gave no reason.