Texas
Fifth Circuit Affirms Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Cloud Storage in Dropbox Case
The ruling redraws the boundary lines for state surveillance in the cloud era with a thick constitutional marker.
Texas Mandates Digital ID To Access App Store Apps
In Texas, Apple and Google will now be the bouncers at the front door of the internet, checking IDs for every app download.
FTC Escalates Probe Into Media Matters Over Alleged Collusion in Advertiser Boycott of X Platform
The FTC’s scrutiny threatens to unmask the alleged backroom choreography behind corporate brand safety decisions.
Google Reaches $1.375 Billion Settlement with Texas Over Privacy Violations Involving Location Tracking and Biometric Data
Google settles with Texas for $1.375 billion over claims of unauthorized data collection via Incognito mode, biometrics, and location tracking.
Texas Bill Declares War on Memes
What starts as a war on deepfakes ends with jail time for posting a meme.
Google and Meta Accused of Censoring University of Dallas Ads Over Alleged Religious Content
The University of Dallas finds itself battling unseen algorithms as tech giants quietly redraw the boundaries of religious expression online.
US Treasury Slashes Cash Reporting Threshold to $200, Expanding Financial Surveillance in Border Areas
A $200 cash limit means even routine transactions could trigger federal scrutiny in these border counties.
Judge Blocks Texas Online Digital ID Law, Citing Constitutional Concerns
The court’s decision highlights growing concerns over government overreach, online privacy, free speech, and digital ID in internet content regulation.
US States Advance Online Digital ID Laws with New Proposals from South Carolina, Utah, Wyoming, Missouri, Texas, and South Dakota
Sweeping online ID bills spark debates over digital privacy, enforcement, and government overreach.
MembersThe Supreme Court Appears Sympathetic to Online Digital ID Laws
Texas’s age verification law could turn online privacy into a relic of the past.
MembersHow Digital ID Laws Are Killing Online Privacy and People Are Fighting Back
New state regulations force millions to trade online freedom for mandatory age verification tied to government IDs.
MembersThe Cybertruck Incident Shines Light on Auto Surveillance Reality
Your new car might be yours, but its data belongs to someone else.