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National Right to Life website taken down by cyberattack
The website for National Right to Life Committee is offline after apparently being targeted for cyberattack. Read More.
Most people are eager for digital IDs, military defense contractor says
Apparently, people love the idea of a dystopian future.
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California Just Leaked The Name, Address Of Every Concealed Carry Licensee In The State
The California government has leaked an enormous volume of personal data on the state's gun owners—including the name and address of every concealed carry permit holder in the state. Read More.
Woke capital: How a liberal financial movement stokes fears of a surveillance state
'It's like a trojan horse of progressivism that is detrimental to our freedoms," Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks says.
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California presses ahead with restricting doctors’ speech from going against “contemporary scientific consensus”
The likely-unconstitutional bill is heading to the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Canadian Regulators Want to Use Law to Force Big Tech to ‘Manipulate’ Algorithms
Canada’s communications regulatory agency, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) could force tech companies to “manipulate” their algorithms to favor Canadian content, according to CRTC Chairman Ian Scott. Read More.
Fact Checkers Demand YouTube Censor Competitors Because No One is Watching Their Content
“It doesn’t seem to do very well.”
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Report: Facebook Blocks Links to Website for Class Action Payouts from Facebook
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.
California bill 2273 would require websites and apps to verify visitors’ ID
Decimating online privacy.
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Google searches for program to keep campaign emails out of spam: Report
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.
Violating policy, SeaTac Airport censored pro-life, conservative customers
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.
T-Mobile has found a new way to track customers. Here’s how to stop it.
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.
Fact-checkers demand YouTube censor more content, boost “credible information”
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.
Twitter Allows Racial Slurs, Death Threats Against SCOTUS to Fly Hot and Heavy
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.
I Got Thrown Off Etsy and PayPal for Expressing My Belief in Biological Reality
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.
