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UK citizens want to know why government sends their data to a credit agency when they request a COVID test
The fear that coronavirus would lead to a decrease in privacy seems to have come to pass.
Facebook is silent on why it disabled journalist Ford Fischer’s account after Louisville protest coverage
Facebook didn’t tell Fischer the reason for the suspension.
President Trump orders federal agencies to stop teaching “critical race theory”
“The divisive, false, and demeaning propaganda of the critical race theory movement is contrary to all we stand for as Americans and should have no place in the Federal government,” the White House memo states.
Melbourne police break down door and arrest citizen over anti-lockdown Facebook video
Australia is increasingly echoing China.
Sports commentator Matt Le Tissier faces backlash over tweet
He’s getting used to it by now.
Former ACLU president says censoring speech on social media does “more harm than good”
Strossen suggests that providing more information and education is a better solution than censorship.
Zuckerberg personally tells President Trump his rhetoric is “problematic”
Facebook is giving itself a veto on what can be said around the election.
The Co-op botches its woke cancelation of The Spectator, gets canceled back, and makes a u-turn
Chairman Andrew Neil shows people how to stand up to mob tactics.
Mark Zuckerberg personally intervened after FB employee made a pro-police post
“I don’t believe people working here should have to be confronted with divisive conversations while they’re trying to work,” Zuck said.
Facebook deletes Congressman Clay Higgins’ post, considers it a threat of violence
Higgins considered it a fair comment. Facebook didn’t.
Discover blocks donations to Christian site hosting Kyle Rittenhouse fundraising campaign
Rittenhouse and his supporters are facing increasing censorship challenges.