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Around the world, coronavirus “fake news” arrests are mounting
The pandemic is fueling censorship in many countries.
Facebook will send you a warning if you’ve liked any “misinformation” but mainstream media goes unchecked
If Facebook thinks you’ve been consuming misinformation, it’ll send you articles from the WHO to correct your world-view.
Trump campaign manager slams Twitter censorship of TPUSA ambassador @Alx
The censorship is more blatant than ever.
Joe Biden’s campaign doesn’t understand the internet, new avatar tool was a meme template waiting to happen
No campaign that understood the internet would have made this tool.
Google blocks church’s app for mentioning coronavirus
Google says it violates the “sensitive events” policy.
Mendocino County, California, bans church singing over livestream
It will be a misdemeanor crime.
China’s apprehended coronavirus whistleblowers are still silent
It’s been weeks since they’ve made any public statements and people are wondering what happened to them.
CBC tells kids not to listen to relatives that say covid-19 came from Wuhan lab and share their news instead
Canada’s state-funded broadcaster is talking directly to kids.
Facebook fact-checker accused of bias after sourced expert has ties to Wuhan bio lab
Erroneous fact-checking is a growing form of censorship.
Twitter suspends Infowars reporter Owen Shroyer and news director Rob Dew
More independent journalists censored on Twitter.
Senator Thom Tillis joins pile-on over the internet archive’s National Emergency Library
The National Emergency Library allows people to still read books while public libraries are closed.
YouTube deletes Tone Vays’ popular cryptocurrency channel
YouTube’s policies and decisions have made cryptocurrency content’s future on the platform uncertain.