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Facebook is reportedly blocking links to the official page explaining how to receive payouts in a successful class action lawsuit brought against the company. Read More.

Decimating online privacy. Read More.

Google has asked the Federal Election Commission to approve a pilot program designed to keep verified campaign-related emails from falling into spam folders. Read More.

The social media manager for SeaTac Airport censored pro-life, political messages it disagreed with by hiding them from its thread. This is a stunning example of abuse by a government agency and a violation of its own social media policy. It’s also a display of narcissism at its worst. Read More.

Smartphone OS providers Google and Android are providing ways for users to opt-out of tracking. Therefore, marketers have been looking at other options to track online activity and T-Mobile has come up with a new way of tracking customers to collect data. Read More.

Despite Big Tech censorship being at an all-time high, at GlobalFact 9, a fact-checking conference organized by the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN), YouTube was blasted for its failure to address “mis- and disinformation.” Read More.

The racial slur “Uncle Clarence” was trending on Twitter today as leftists on the platform lashed out against the U.S. Supreme Court after it overturned Roe v. Wade, along with death threats against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in particular. Read More.

If readers recognize my byline, it’s because I’ve spent the last few years arguing strenuously for the (apparently controversial) positions that biological sex is real, that there are only two sexes, and that the differences between males and females matter in some policy contexts. Read More.

As Katie reported last week, the radical pro-abortion group known as Jane's Revenge literally declared "open season" on pro-life groups, including crisis pregnancy centers. Townhall has also covered multiple attacks including arson, vandalism, and property damage, almost all of which have been claimed by Jane's Revenge. Read More.

The New York Times isn’t happy that Meta and Twitter may be scaling back their censorship of “election misinformation” during the 2022 US midterm elections. Read More.

Meta Platforms Inc. said UK online safety legislation “risks people’s private messages being constantly surveilled and censored” unless it’s changed, adding to a long list of complaints recently lodged against the proposed law. Read More.

Researchers emphasized they were just reviewing self-reported results, but preprint server ResearchGate said the paper violated its terms of service. Read More.

The problem with platforms censoring so-called "conspiracies." Read More.

New legislation in Canada will require video platforms such as TikTok and YouTube to feature Canadian content. Read More.

Kevin McCarthy and other Republicans proposed legislation that would combat Google and other big tech companies' censorship. Read More.