Topic: Online Safety Bill
The Online Safety Bill represents a significant expansion of government censorship and surveillance measures under the guise of protecting users online. This legislation threatens free speech by imposing strict controls on content and communication, while also undermining privacy through demands for message scanning and age verification. The implications of such laws extend beyond the UK, raising concerns about the erosion of individual liberties and the role of tech companies as enforcers of state-sanctioned censorship.
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NextDNS Launches DNS-Based Age Verification Bypass to Protect User Privacy Amid Online ID Laws
Dodging digital ID checks could soon come down to a DNS setting instead of a passport photo.
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Newly Released Emails Show Biden White House Officials Met With and Communicated With Pro-Censorship Group
The Biden admin’s use of CCDH data to push for censorship has previously been subject to scrutiny.
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UK Conservatives Vow To Protect Free Speech, Days After Passing Online Censorship Law
What they say is not what they do.
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Media and Architects of Online Censorship Law Heap Pressure on Rumble After it Defends Principle of Neutrality
The knives have come out after Rumble rejected UK Parliamentary pressure to punish Russell Brand.
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UK MP Who Pressured Rumble To Demonetize Russell Brand Received Donation In Kind From Google
The MP also cited Google-owned YouTube’s actions against Brand in her letter to Rumble.
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One Day After Passage of Orwellian “Online Safety Bill,” UK Home Office Attacks Private Messaging
The government is demanding a backdoor.
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The UK Passes Sweeping New Surveillance and Censorship Measures in The Online Safety Bill
Extreme new legislation.
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The UK Government Will Have To Eventually Realize Messages Can’t Be Both Scanned And End-to-End Encrypted
The government is pretending it’s possible to do both – all while it moves to expand spying power.
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New UK Law Proposals Would Legally Curb Algorithms That Promote Andrew Tate
More government overreach.
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