Articles
Senators Demand All Internal Records On Biden ‘Ministry Of Truth’
“So that we can learn why the Department ever thought creating a disinformation board would be a good idea.”
Read More.
Diet Google: ‘Privacy-Focused’ DuckDuckGo Fails to Block Microsoft Trackers
The allegedly “privacy-focused” search engine DuckDuckGo may not be as private as it claims, Read More.
Congress Targets Google and Facebook Over Ad Monopoly
Tech monoliths Google and Facebook are closer to being held accountable with bipartisan legislation in Congress that aims to reign in their ad monopoly. Read More.
YouTube CEO at World Economic Forum: “There’ll always be work that we have to do” to censor “misinformation”
A commitment to constant censorship.
Read More.
Great Reset Averted: EU Digital ‘Mass Surveillance’ Plan Likely to be Blocked by Germany
A digital “mass surveillance” regime planned by the EU looks likely to be blocked by Germany over privacy concerns. Read More.
US Postal Service wants to provide digital ID and collect more biometric data
It envisions this digital ID being used in the public and private sector.
Read More.
Great Reset: Crypto ‘Worth Nothing’ but Centralised Digital Currency is the Future – Central Bank Head
The head of Europe’s central bank has claimed that crypto assets are “worth nothing”, but that a future centrally controlled digital Euro would be valuable. Read More.
UK regulator fines facial recognition company $9M for illegally storing images
A U.S. facial recognition company is being fined almost $9.4 million by a U.K. privacy regulator for illegally gathering photos from the internet to create a global database for law enforcement officials. Read More.
Senator Marco Rubio accuses Gmail of censoring his emails
Marked as spam.
Read More.
Musk suggests new Twitter price be based on number of real accounts
Billionaire Elon Musk blasted Twitter for not being forthcoming about the number of real users, calling the lack of explanation “very suspicious.” Read More.
GOP senators' private meeting with Google turns tense over email bias claims
Republicans had invited a Google executive to explain allegations that the company had disproportionately targeted GOP emails as spam. Read More.
Twitter debuts new 'crisis misinformation policy'
Twitter rolled out a new global "crisis misinformation policy" on Thursday that the company says will combat misinformation during emergencies and other crisis situations. Read More.
Social media giants brace for lawsuits thanks to Texas anti-censorship law
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are likely to be sued by Texans who have been restricted on the platforms thanks to a new anti-censorship law in the state. Read More.
Biden admin hits pause on Orwellian Disinformation Governance Board just 3 weeks in; 'Mary Poppins' head Nina Jankowicz resigns
It's only been three weeks since its creation and already the Biden administration's ill-fated censorship bureau, the "Disinformation Governance Board," is on the rocks. Read More.
