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EU passes controversial law forcing 60-minute takedowns of “terrorist” content
What “terrorist” content is is left to each state’s interpretation.
An update on the Project Veritas lawsuit against the New York Times
The New York Times attempts to say its reporting is “opinion” to avoid liability.
Facebook bans alternative accounts of Australian lawmaker Craig Kelly, creating a complete ban
The elected lawmaker is allowed no political presence on Facebook.
Facebook says it was a “mistake” to censor criticism of India’s government
It didn’t say how the censorship happened or why.
YouTube CEO compares boosting of “authoritative” sources to scientific process
Some of the processes she described sound anything but scientific.
Idaho cop who mocked LeBron James on TikTok is suspended and investigated
Suspended without pay.
Hundreds of thousands flock to Rumble after Big Tech censors Trump interview
Rumble was home to the episode that was deleted by YouTube.
Apple forces Shopify to disable ammo seller store’s Apple Pay Gateway
Apple decides what people are allowed to buy, even if it’s legal.
UK: Google faces $4 billion case over claims of secret iPhone tracking
A “loophole” Google allegedly used is being investigated.
France draws up new internet surveillance anti-terrorist bill
The new bill aims to introduce surveillance algorithms.












