Patel’s opposition to warrants raises questions about how he plans to safeguard Americans’ data while preventing intelligence overreach.
“…you won’t need a digital identity” because “you have the facial recognition and other things built into your smart cities.”
Claims of politically motivated debanking highlight rising concerns over fairness in financial institutions.
Ken Paxton’s probe into GARM spotlights the clash between digital ad standards and free speech, challenging the balance of power in online markets.
The bill rubs up against the First Amendment.
Critics argue the law’s requirements may infringe on free speech by limiting platforms’ control over their own content policies.
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.
The US District Court for the Western District of Texas has issued an order in the case brought against the Texas SCOPE Act (House Bill
Texas’ age “verification law” is finding opposition.
Legal challenge argues First Amendment infringement and raises privacy concerns over mandatory personal data disclosure.
But the court made its First Amendment stance very clear.
Facing a potential national ban, TikTok creators sue the US government, arguing that the new law stifles their First Amendment rights and jeopardizes their economic survival.
A new state laws calls for internet users to verify themselves with a government-issued ID, raising privacy and free speech concerns.
The court is set to rule next month.
Invasive and inaccurate.
Defending the free speech of news outlets.
Paxton highlighted the actions of a Pfizer board member’s demands on social media platforms.
X has accused Media Matters of intentionally misrepresenting data to harm the company.
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to review the legitimacy of two landmark laws from Texas and Florida aimed at preventing tech giants from
The Biden administration suddenly cares about the First Amendment.
More infringements on privacy rights.
Showing the strength of the First Amendment.
Publicly funded universities are bound by The First Amendment.
A state Senate and House bill.
Patel’s opposition to warrants raises questions about how he plans to safeguard Americans’ data while preventing intelligence overreach.
“…you won’t need a digital identity” because “you have the facial recognition and other things built into your smart cities.”
Claims of politically motivated debanking highlight rising concerns over fairness in financial institutions.
Ken Paxton’s probe into GARM spotlights the clash between digital ad standards and free speech, challenging the balance of power in online markets.
The bill rubs up against the First Amendment.
Critics argue the law’s requirements may infringe on free speech by limiting platforms’ control over their own content policies.
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.
The US District Court for the Western District of Texas has issued an order in the case brought against the Texas SCOPE Act (House Bill
Texas’ age “verification law” is finding opposition.
Legal challenge argues First Amendment infringement and raises privacy concerns over mandatory personal data disclosure.
But the court made its First Amendment stance very clear.
Facing a potential national ban, TikTok creators sue the US government, arguing that the new law stifles their First Amendment rights and jeopardizes their economic survival.
A new state laws calls for internet users to verify themselves with a government-issued ID, raising privacy and free speech concerns.
The court is set to rule next month.
Invasive and inaccurate.
Defending the free speech of news outlets.
Paxton highlighted the actions of a Pfizer board member’s demands on social media platforms.
X has accused Media Matters of intentionally misrepresenting data to harm the company.
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to review the legitimacy of two landmark laws from Texas and Florida aimed at preventing tech giants from
The Biden administration suddenly cares about the First Amendment.
More infringements on privacy rights.
Showing the strength of the First Amendment.
Publicly funded universities are bound by The First Amendment.
A state Senate and House bill.
