Topic: mental health
Mental health discussions often intersect with issues of free speech and privacy, as platforms impose restrictions and surveillance measures that can stifle open dialogue. Censorship tactics, such as comment disabling and age verification, raise concerns about individual liberty and the right to express personal experiences. The impact of invasive technologies on mental health further complicates the environment, highlighting the need for robust protections against both censorship and surveillance.
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The First Amendment Meets the Scroll Police
New York has turned the act of scrolling into a public health intervention.
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Senator Josh Hawley wants social media platforms to use ID age verification
Planning new laws.
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Invasive tech analyzes your voice for signs of mental illness
Call centers are already testing it.
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Eight state AGs launch investigation into China’s TikTok
The investigation focuses on its “harm” to kids.
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CBC turns off comments to reduce “harm”
Turning off criticism.
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YouTuber Jaclyn Hill talks about anxiety after botched makeup product launch
Jaclyn turned to alcohol.
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Twitter to expand its “Trust and Safety Council”
The expanded team comes into effect in January.
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Joker Facebook post sparks controversy in Indonesia
Several mental health institutions from Indonesia showed their disapproval for the post.