Unelected regulators pushed digital IDs in Canada, sidestepping parliament and raising concerns over surveillance risks.
Rumble’s new payout model rewards creators based on watch time, new signups, and premium subscriptions, redefining how online content is monetized.
Clearview AI faces a major roadblock as a Canadian court upholds a ban on its unauthorized collection of facial data.
New US report highlights federal attempts to regulate AI for censorship, proposing free speech-focused legislation to protect open innovation.
Canada’s government splits controversial Online Harms Act to accelerate provisions on child safety, leaving “hate speech” elements for later debate.
Global spy alliance shifts focus to encryption, calling for sweeping collaboration across governments and tech platforms.
TikTok challenges Canada’s decision to shut down its operations, citing its role in combating “misinformation” as a reason the government should let it stay in the country.
Manitoba’s government plans to amend election laws to address “disinformation,” citing concerns over AI and deepfakes in electoral processes.
As Bkuesky grows, so does its attention by regulators.
The report pushes for tech giants to police undefined “undesirable content,” raising concerns about free speech and state interference.
Privacy advocates raise alarms, warning that Bill S-210’s sweeping age verification mandate could undermine digital privacy for all Canadians.
The digital ID plan bypasses essential democratic safeguards, risking privacy and fueling fears of surveillance.
Global broadcasters push social media to tackle disinformation, raising censorship concerns.
Advocates warn of unprecedented bank spying under new welfare fraud legislation, raising concerns about state overreach.
Proposed Conservative bill promises online safety, but critics warn of potential erosion of anonymity and increased surveillance.
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
Conservatives push to ensure cash remains king in Canada amidst rising concerns over privacy and digital currency control.
Peterson claims the ruling undermines free speech and could lead to the revocation of his psychology license.
Massive funding aims to enforce controversial online censorship and regulate free speech.
New Zealand’s push reveals the Five Eyes alliance’s massive increase in biometric surveillance on global travelers.
Researchers warn of potential government overreach and security risks if backdoor provisions are enacted.
Creators and advertisers gain a seamless and effective way to monetize and reach new audiences with Rumble’s patent-pending ad delivery technology.
Google agrees to a multi-million dollar deal, concerns grow over the exclusion of independent media from critical funding.
Unelected regulators pushed digital IDs in Canada, sidestepping parliament and raising concerns over surveillance risks.
Rumble’s new payout model rewards creators based on watch time, new signups, and premium subscriptions, redefining how online content is monetized.
Clearview AI faces a major roadblock as a Canadian court upholds a ban on its unauthorized collection of facial data.
New US report highlights federal attempts to regulate AI for censorship, proposing free speech-focused legislation to protect open innovation.
Canada’s government splits controversial Online Harms Act to accelerate provisions on child safety, leaving “hate speech” elements for later debate.
Global spy alliance shifts focus to encryption, calling for sweeping collaboration across governments and tech platforms.
TikTok challenges Canada’s decision to shut down its operations, citing its role in combating “misinformation” as a reason the government should let it stay in the country.
Manitoba’s government plans to amend election laws to address “disinformation,” citing concerns over AI and deepfakes in electoral processes.
As Bkuesky grows, so does its attention by regulators.
The report pushes for tech giants to police undefined “undesirable content,” raising concerns about free speech and state interference.
Privacy advocates raise alarms, warning that Bill S-210’s sweeping age verification mandate could undermine digital privacy for all Canadians.
The digital ID plan bypasses essential democratic safeguards, risking privacy and fueling fears of surveillance.
Global broadcasters push social media to tackle disinformation, raising censorship concerns.
Advocates warn of unprecedented bank spying under new welfare fraud legislation, raising concerns about state overreach.
Proposed Conservative bill promises online safety, but critics warn of potential erosion of anonymity and increased surveillance.
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
Conservatives push to ensure cash remains king in Canada amidst rising concerns over privacy and digital currency control.
Peterson claims the ruling undermines free speech and could lead to the revocation of his psychology license.
Massive funding aims to enforce controversial online censorship and regulate free speech.
New Zealand’s push reveals the Five Eyes alliance’s massive increase in biometric surveillance on global travelers.
Researchers warn of potential government overreach and security risks if backdoor provisions are enacted.
Creators and advertisers gain a seamless and effective way to monetize and reach new audiences with Rumble’s patent-pending ad delivery technology.
Google agrees to a multi-million dollar deal, concerns grow over the exclusion of independent media from critical funding.
