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Democrats Offer TikTok Influencer $400 To Spread Jan 6 Misinformation With Specific Talking Points
TikTok is a powerful tool for promoting misinformation and false narratives amongst the next generation. Read More.
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South Korea fines Google and Meta a combined $71 million over privacy violations
South Korean authorities announced that they have fined Google and Meta — the parent company of Facebook and Instagram—roughly $71.8 million after finding that the tech giants violated the country’s privacy law. Read More.
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Canada’s proposed online streaming bill raises privacy concerns, commissioner admits
As an aside to the concerns about suppressing independent content. Read More.
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Big Tech Ratchets Up Biden-Backed War On ‘Hate-Fueled Violence’
Several major technology companies announced measures Thursday to combat violent extremism and hate on social media. Read More.
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‘Stochastic Terrorism’ Is The Newest Way The Left Plans To Censor Dissent
Far left activists have recently deployed a “sophisticated, academic-sounding” crowbar to batter tech companies and ideological dissenters alike, Read More.
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Facebook Was Spying on Personal Messages of Americans Who Questioned the 2020 Election – Turned Them Over to the FBI
Facebook joined with Democrats to swing the 2020 election away from President Donald Trump. Read More.
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Here’s How Big Tech Plans To Rig The 2022 Midterms
Through its censorship, Big Tech controls the flow of information that informs voters and impacts elections. Read More.
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Regulators 'outgunned' by Big Tech, Twitter whistleblower says
Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, the Twitter whistleblower, argued that regulatory agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission are not powerful enough to deal with Big Tech companies like Twitter. Read More.
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Instagram incorrectly “fact-checks” Trump 9/11 photo as “missing context”
Another example of a post being suppressed due to an irrelevant fact-check. Read More.
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Thought Police: Twitter to Expand ‘Birdwatch’ Crowdsourced Debunking System to 50% of U.S. Users
Twitter is expanding Birdwatch, its crowdsourced “misinformation” debunking tool, to 50 percent of all U.S. Twitter users. Read More.

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