Topic: David Davis
David Davis highlights the growing concerns over government surveillance and censorship in the UK, particularly regarding online speech and data privacy. Recent actions by the UK government, including monitoring social media posts and justifying the use of military resources to combat perceived disinformation, raise significant questions about individual liberties and the right to free expression. The ongoing debate around online censorship legislation further highlights the tension between state control and personal privacy.
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Europol Ran Secret Data Platforms on Millions of Innocents
The agency tasked with protecting Europe’s data built a secret two-petabyte surveillance machine that its own privacy officer couldn’t account…
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UK Lawmakers Call for Probe into Shadowy Disinformation Squad
Some UK lawmakers call for an urgent independent review of the Counter Disinformation Unit, questioning its transparency and the extent…
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UK Government Justifies Using Royal Air Force To Monitor Online COVID Speech, Calls “Disinformation” a “Serious Threat”
Even lawmakers and journalists had their speech monitored.
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The UK Government is Slammed For Letting Private Facial Recognition Company Off The Hook
A big push for the controversial surveillance tech.
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Shadowy UK Unit Surveilled Telegram Posts, Had Hourly Contact With Social Platforms
More revelations from the Counter Disinformation Unit.
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UK government monitored tweets from high profile journalists and politicians that criticized Covid policy
A new report reveals alarming levels of dissent surveillance.
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New UK Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to water down the online censorship bill
Proposed changes to fix the Online Safety Bill which is dangerous for free speech.
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UK’s online censorship bill faces Conservative backlash
A challenge to the overreaching censorship proposals.
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UK MP David Davis blasts YouTube for censoring his speech against vaccine passports
Davis described the tech giants actions as “an outrageous attack on free speech.”
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UK Conservatives boycott party conference over imperious vaccine passports
An alternative conference will be focused on civil liberties.
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The UK faces algorithm-driven censorship if online censorship bill comes to pass
A dark future looms.