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Amazon turns down paid ads for Matt Walsh's 'What Is a Woman?' book, but runs sponsored search results for books that promote radical leftist gender ideology
The Daily Wire has reported that Amazon declined paid advertisements for conservative commentator Matt Walsh's "What Is a Woman?" book. Read More.
World Economic Forum calls for the metaverse to have rules and standards
Wanting to determine the future of the internet.
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Twitter Sues Elon Musk
As was to be expected, Twitter has sued Elon Musk for backing out of the deal to buy the social media platform. Read More.
Biden Administration is sued over DHS social media surveillance allegations
Allegedly monitoring speech on social media.
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Government Databases Invite Privacy Abuse in China and the U.S.
The surveillance state’s appetite for sensitive information is dangerous under any flag. Read More.
Ivy League epidemiologist takes on Twitter for censorship, university for hiding vaccine injury
Twitter also throttles tweet about mother who died after vaccination. University suspends mRNA expert without pay for risk-benefit calculation of COVID vaccines for kids.
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Elon Musk cancels bid to buy Twitter, Company to sue him to complete the deal
Musk secured a deal to purchase the company for $44 billion in late April
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Big Tech Isn't Woke... It's Totalitarian
In the mid-18th century, a secretive political group began spreading dangerous conspiracy theories throughout Britain’s colonies. Read More.
Lawsuit: Facebook Fired Air Force Vet in Retaliation for Concerns About Company Snooping on Users
A Former Facebook employee and Air Force veteran is suing Facebook (now known as Meta) claiming that he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about fellow employees accessing deleted user data and sharing it with law enforcement. Read More.
UK “Online Safety Bill” wants a backdoor on end-to-end encrypted messaging apps
Automated content scanning.
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'I have been reinstated': Twitter reverses ban against Alex Berenson after booting him from the platform last year
Author and former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson has been reinstated on Twitter after being banished from the platform last year. Read More.
The Supreme Court’s major questions doctrine and its implications for Big Tech
Last week, the Supreme Court punctuated a blockbuster term with a significant administrative law case. Although West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency was not as flashy as gun control or abortion, Read More.
California’s leak of gun owner addresses and information is worse than previously thought
Even those who were denied a license also had their details leaked.
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