Topic: US Capitol
The events surrounding the US Capitol have sparked significant debate over free speech and the role of technology platforms in moderating content. Instances of censorship, such as bans on users and the removal of content related to the Capitol protests, highlight the ongoing tensions between individual expression and corporate control. Surveillance efforts, including audits revealing insufficient justification for searches, further raise concerns about privacy and the extent of government oversight.
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Free Speech Platform Rumble Is Selected To Host Publicly Available January 6th CCTV Transparency Footage
Footage has started to arrive.
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Democratic Senators demand answers about Facebook “misinformation”
Censorship questions.
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Leaked video shows Twitter exec Vijaya Gadde acknowledging Trump attempts to “deescalate” before Twitter ban
Despite this acknowledgment, Twitter claimed that Trump’s final tweets had violated its “Glorification of Violence” policy.
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Parler CEO John Matze refutes suggestions GPS data showed Parler users stormed the US Capitol Building
In a statement to the court, Matze said GPS metadata confirms Parler users uploaded and shared video clips of the…
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Facebook and Instagram ban BlazeTV reporter Elijah Schaffer
Another journalist permanently purged from Big Tech.
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Michelle Obama asks Big Tech giants to permanently ban President Trump
The former First Lady has joined the mass media pressure campaign to silence the President.
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Twitter permanently suspends Lin Wood and his FightBack legal fund
Twitter’s escalates its recent censorship.
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Facebook bans videos and photos from protesters at the US Capitol
Facebook claims the photos and videos “represent promotion of criminal activity” and will step up censorship.