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Amazon accused of stealing the ideas of startups that pitched them
Startups who met with Amazon for potential investment say Amazon soon launched competing products.
Scotland’s “hate speech” law is vague and dangerous for free speech, expert says
Scotland could be hit with an authoritarian threat to speech if the law comes to pass.
Facebook apologizes after blocking links to left-wing news outlet in India
Mass flagging is thought to be to blame.
Access Dots lets Android users know when they’re being listened to or watched
The app introduces a feature for Android which is coming natively to iPhones this year.
Alibaba employee in India sues, saying he was dismissed for challenging censorship practices
Former Alibaba CEO Jack Ma has been ordered to respond.
Kashmir’s new “fake news” law is an obvious censorship vehicle
Journalists and citizens are concerned.
Facebook deletes pro-police “Back the Blue” event page
Facebook is accused of selective censorship after allowing other protest groups to organize on the platform.
MembersHow China spreads its propaganda across Western social media
? Twitter and Facebook are hotbeds for China’s sockpuppet accounts and propaganda.
YouTube defends itself against hosting scams
YouTube is facing multiple lawsuits on the issue.
NH Supreme Court rules lower court was wrong to dismiss Facebook censorship lawsuit
While we predict the lawsuit will ultimately fail, it’s not over yet.
Google accused of collecting data from rival apps to boost its own
The revelation has come at a time when Google is already facing antitrust scrutiny.
TikTok makes moves against QAnon, suppresses related hashtags
TikTok is the latest platform to crack down on conversations surrounding QAnon.