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A Major Science Publisher Has Banned Huawei Staff From Accessing Important Research
Scientists are the latest victims of the trade war.
Anti-Censorship Rally Is Set to Take Place at Facebook’s Annual Shareholder Meeting
People are annoyed at Facebook’s rampant censorship and they want their voice to be heard.
The EFF Takes Aim at Online Speech Cut Down by Inconstantly Applied “Terms of Service”
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is making a statement about the silencing of people online.
Parents Are Sending Their Kids to Camp to Become “YouTubers”
Could we be in end times?
There’s a New Bill to Stop Warantless Searches of Digital Devices at the Airport
Warrantless searches of devices have been happening all too frequently.
The Department of Justice Will Suggest Blocking the T-Mobile and Sprint Merger
The DOJ will argue that the move doesn’t benefit consumers.
YouTube Suppresses PewDiePie in the US
New study shows that PewDiePie is 45 times more likely to trend in Canada and up to 40 times more likely to trend in countries where English is not the primary language.
Microsoft Joins With Apple in Calling for a US-Wide Data Protection Law
Neither of the companies heavily rely on user data for their business model.
Tulsi Gabbard on Free Speech Online: “Unchecked, First Amendment Rights Going Out the Window”
Gabbard is the only Democratic Presidential candidate speaking about free speech.
G Suite and Chromebooks for Schools Are Convenient but the Privacy Implications Haven’t yet Properly Been Discussed
Should an advertising company be trusted with kids’ data? Even if it says it doesn’t use that data for advertising purposes?
Phone Carriers Have Been Selling Your Data, Now There’s a Class Action Lawsuit
Customers want to take back control of their data.
Instagram Will Let 3rd Parties Fact Check Your Memes
The tech giants want to be the sole arbiters of truth.