Senator Ron Johnson Demands Meta Releases Records on COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Censorship
February 9, 2025
Johnson demands internal records on Facebook’s removal of vaccine injury support groups and alleged government pressure.
Johnson demands internal records on Facebook’s removal of vaccine injury support groups and alleged government pressure.
Meta flags Linux discussion as a “cybersecurity threat,” causing confusion among open-source advocates.
Gabbard’s steadfast stance reflects her long-held commitment to civil liberties and government transparency.
The $25 million deal signals a strategic shift for Meta as it navigates its relationship with Trump and his political influence.
Bank of America denies political discrimination as congressional investigations probe claims of debanking.
Tech giants face increasing scrutiny as the EU demands deeper transparency on hate speech regulation under the Digital Services Act.
A new era of media engagement prioritizes independent voices and dents legacy media dominance.
Calls for tighter social media control spark debates over free expression.
But made no legal attempts to challenge the censorship demands.
It’s a common misconception that you can’t yell fire in a crowded theater.
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Meta expands a controversial “re-education” program for first-time rule violators, raising questions about vague policies and punitive enforcement tactics.
The tech giant acknowledges high censorship error rates.
Aiming to restore free speech, Carr accuses tech giants of stifling innovation and colluding with the government to suppress ideas.
Meta suspends Smith & Wesson’s Facebook page, drawing sharp praise for Musk and X’s free-speech stance.
More speech police.
The ruling revives a potential breakup of Meta, setting the stage for a historic antitrust battle over its social media empire.
Is the Global Engagement Center safeguarding democracy, or is it laying the groundwork for government control over what Americans can say and see?
Critics argue the law’s requirements may infringe on free speech by limiting platforms’ control over their own content policies.
Critics question the impartiality of Ofcom’s new board member, given his decade-long tenure as Facebook’s EU policy chief.
Meta’s latest age verification tool signals a privacy battleground, using data-driven “guesswork” over user identities with no public transparency.
Meta revives facial recognition in its apps, aiming to tackle scams and enhance account recovery, but privacy concerns loom over the use of sensitive biometric data.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr calls out Facebook for censoring a factual post criticizing the Biden-Harris administration’s $42 billion internet expansion plan.
Despite claims of consistent standards, Facebook’s selective enforcement raises concerns about censorship during critical political moments.
Johnson demands internal records on Facebook’s removal of vaccine injury support groups and alleged government pressure.
Meta flags Linux discussion as a “cybersecurity threat,” causing confusion among open-source advocates.
Gabbard’s steadfast stance reflects her long-held commitment to civil liberties and government transparency.
The $25 million deal signals a strategic shift for Meta as it navigates its relationship with Trump and his political influence.
Bank of America denies political discrimination as congressional investigations probe claims of debanking.
Tech giants face increasing scrutiny as the EU demands deeper transparency on hate speech regulation under the Digital Services Act.
A new era of media engagement prioritizes independent voices and dents legacy media dominance.
Calls for tighter social media control spark debates over free expression.
But made no legal attempts to challenge the censorship demands.
It’s a common misconception that you can’t yell fire in a crowded theater.
Does Meta’s new leadership signal a potential shift in its stance on political speech?
Meta expands a controversial “re-education” program for first-time rule violators, raising questions about vague policies and punitive enforcement tactics.
The tech giant acknowledges high censorship error rates.
Aiming to restore free speech, Carr accuses tech giants of stifling innovation and colluding with the government to suppress ideas.
Meta suspends Smith & Wesson’s Facebook page, drawing sharp praise for Musk and X’s free-speech stance.
More speech police.
The ruling revives a potential breakup of Meta, setting the stage for a historic antitrust battle over its social media empire.
Is the Global Engagement Center safeguarding democracy, or is it laying the groundwork for government control over what Americans can say and see?
Critics argue the law’s requirements may infringe on free speech by limiting platforms’ control over their own content policies.
Critics question the impartiality of Ofcom’s new board member, given his decade-long tenure as Facebook’s EU policy chief.
Meta’s latest age verification tool signals a privacy battleground, using data-driven “guesswork” over user identities with no public transparency.
Meta revives facial recognition in its apps, aiming to tackle scams and enhance account recovery, but privacy concerns loom over the use of sensitive biometric data.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr calls out Facebook for censoring a factual post criticizing the Biden-Harris administration’s $42 billion internet expansion plan.
Despite claims of consistent standards, Facebook’s selective enforcement raises concerns about censorship during critical political moments.
