Topic: IBM
IBM has faced scrutiny for its involvement in censorship and surveillance practices, including pressure from activist groups to withdraw advertising from platforms like X. The company’s proposals for digital identity solutions raise concerns about privacy and individual liberties, especially in the context of vaccine passports and invasive technologies. As a major player in the tech industry, IBM’s actions impact free expression and the protection of personal data.
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Elon Musk Says Advertisers Are Attempting To Blackmail the Platform To Censor, Tells Corporate Advertisers: “Go Fuck Yourself”
“That’s how I feel, don’t advertise,” Musk said.
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IBM Pulls Ads From X After Activist’s Complaints of Nazi Content
Activists made the case that IBM’s ads were appearing “next to” Nazi content.
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IBM Makes Proposals For a Digital Euro Implementation
Another company pushing for digital IDs.
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New York’s Vaccine Passport Not Only Trampled On Civil Liberties, It Cost Taxpayer’s Over $64 Million
Killing civil liberties and sending you the bill.
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Pressure groups target top Twitter advertisers, encouraging them to put pressure on Elon Musk to censor
New letter targeting the top 20 advertisers.
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Italian museum tests using invasive camera technology to analyze visitors
China-like surveillance.
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Linux Foundation unveils COVID Certificate Network
The foundation hopes the controversial idea will be used internationally.
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NY’s vaccine pass is plagued with privacy failures as anyone can access someone else’s health records
Anyone can access someone else’s status with just their name, date of birth and ZIP code.
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CloutHub asks lawmakers not to introduce laws that would cement the power of Big Tech and increase censorship
It is also back to hosting videos after being deplatformed by IBM.
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New York Governor Cuomo announces vaccine passports
Coming soon.
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Alternative social network CloutHub says it has been deplatformed by IBM
CloutHub’s founder said IBM gave the social network no warning and removed its video stations.