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X Warns Of Brazil Shutdown 'Soon' For Defying Judge's "Illegal Orders To Censor Political Opponents"
On Thursday night, X's Global Government Affairs account posted a dire warning over service availability in Brazil, after dictatorial Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes punished them for not complying "with his illegal orders to censor his political opponents," according to the post.
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California government deal would spend $240 million on journalism
California government officials and Big Tech are nearing an agreement to jointly provide at least $242.5 million in funding for journalism, including local and ethnic outlets. Read More.
Why Hasn't Mark Zuckerberg Been Arrested Like Telegram CEO Pavel Durov?
Following the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, questions have arisen as to why Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has not faced similar charges as Meta’s platforms, Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, have also been used to spread child sexual abuse material, traffic drugs, and more.CHILD ABUSE ONLINE.WhatsApp, the encrypted message bought by Meta for $19 billion […] Read More.
The World is underestimating the significance of the Pavel Durov arrest
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, was arrested when his private jet landed near Paris 48 hours ago.
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Telegram CEO Durov Transferred To Paris Court, Criminal Indictment Looms
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been in French detention since Saturday, when he was arrested at Paris's Bourget Airport, with a period of "questioning" (but with no formal charges) having now been extended into several days.
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Mark Zuckerberg ‘Regrets’ Censorship of COVID Info & Hunter Biden Laptop Story
Says he was pressured to kill content by Biden White House. Read More.
Watch: Amazon’s Alexa Says Trump Wasn’t Shot
“No, Donald Trump was not really shot" Read More.
FLASHBACK... Telegram CEO Pavel Durov: US Government Attempted to Secretly Infiltrate Telegram to Give Themselves 'Backdoor Access"
On Saturday, the CEO of the popular messaging app was arrested at Le Bourget airport in France for refusing to comply with the country’s censorship laws. Read More.
France Extends Detention Of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov For "Questioning"
French judicial authorities have extended the detention of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov following his surprise arrest at Paris' Le Bourget airport on Saturday.
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Facial Recognition Continues To Proliferate at Concerts and Festivals
Facial recognition tech is rapidly becoming the norm at large venues, sparking debates on balancing convenience and privacy. Read More.
First digital ID approved as legal voter identification in North Carolina
The decision enables the digital credential to be included among the state’s student and government ID cards designated as valid proof of identity when voting. Read More.
Judge Rules RFK Jr. Can Sue Biden Admin Over Censorship After Supreme Court Rejects Challenge From States
A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can continue to pursue his lawsuit against the Biden administration over censorship at the direction of the government.
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They Want Your Kids: Google Sales Reps Helped Advertisers Target Minors Despite Ban
Google sales representatives have been accused of providing ad buyers with tips on how to target teenage users, despite the company's policy prohibiting targeted advertising to users under the age of 18, according to a report from Adweek. Read More.
Censoring the Internet Won’t Protect Kids
Senator Rand Paul makes the case against the Kids Online Safety Act, arguing that it would lead to the stifling of First Amendment. Read More.
