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Uvalde failure stalls the argument for social media surveillance
Civil liberties groups have long said such surveillance is a breach of privacy and isn't even effective. Read More.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks Texas anti-censorship social media law
The Supreme Court temporarily blocked Texas's controversial, Republican-backed social media law that would have banned major platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube from censoring most content. Read More.
Connecticut to hire “misinformation” expert who will urge social media sites to censor “false” posts
Paid a $150,000 salary to push for the censorship of US citizens.
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Great Reset: European NGO Pushes Public to Use China-Style App to Report ‘Digital Violence’ and Hate Speech
A number of NGOs in Europe are pushing for the population to use China-style software to report instances of racism, hate speech and “digital violence” to them. Read More.
Trudeau wants “new tools” to tackle online “misinformation”
No details given.
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SEC Launches Probe of Elon Musk’s Initial Twitter Stake Purchase
The SEC is investigating Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s disclosure of his stake in Twitter according to a recent letter sent by the agency. Read More.
Why do we observe Memorial Day? Here's the true history of the holiday
No, Memorial Day isn't about a long weekend road trip, backyard barbecue or sales. The real meaning of the national holiday is much more somber. Read More.
World Economic Forum ‘Press Freedom’ Panel Calls for Algorithmic Suppression of Hate Speech, Rumours
Rumours, falsehoods, division, and hate speech should be suppressed by social media algorithms, according to a “freedom of the press” panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday. Read More.
WHO partners with Deutsche Telekom to push global vaccine passport system
The affront to civil liberties continues.
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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.”
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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.
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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.
