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Republicans race to stop Biden giving WHO power over pandemic surveillance, controlling “disinformation”
The accord is expected to be finalized this week. Read More.
Libs Of TikTok Permanently Banned From Slack
Libs of TikTok has been permanently banned from Slack over an alleged violation of the platform’s “Acceptable Use Policy” that the company did not disclose. Read More.
TikTok bans ‘parallel economy’ advertiser
A conservative-owned firm which connects consumers with pro-America companies reported that it has been banned and had its funding seized by Chinese owned TikTok. Read More.
Google blocks access to news outlets in Canada as a test for new legislation that would force company to pay publishers for news content
Google is running tests that block access to news outlets for some Canadians in response to the likely passing of bill C-18, Read More.
UN says that censoring “disinformation” and “hate speech” will protect “free speech”
Calls for online regulation. Read More.
TikTok bans conservative owned company
Mammoth Nation national spokesperson Drew Berquist joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss why the platform took action to censor the company and how it is responding to the ban. Read More.
Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to NSA mass surveillance
Mass surveillance will continue. Read More.
Supreme Court to hear arguments in second case with major implications for internet
The Supreme Court is set Wednesday to hear the second of two cases that could have major ramifications for social media and the internet. Read More.
East Palestine, Ohio, introduces medical digital ID
That first responders can tap into. Read More.
Senator leaned on Twitter by flagging over 300 accounts
More evidence. Read More.
Elon Musk Agrees With The Federalist’s John Davidson On The Dangers Of Big Tech Censorship, But Won’t Unlock His Twitter Account
Was Elon Musk’s “unbanning” of high-profile conservative accounts only a publicity stunt? Read More.
YouTube Boss Susan Wojcicki Steps Down, but Her Replacement Loves Censorship Too
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki recently announced plans to step down as CEO and will be succeeded by the censorship-happy Neal Mohan.
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Commission says Justin Trudeau’s government was “justified” in freezing protesters’ bank accounts
Justifying an attack on civil liberties. Read More.
Disinformation Inc: Conservative group launches records inquiry over conservative news blacklists
A conservative advocacy group has opened a public records investigation following multiple Washington Examiner reports on the State Department bankrolling an organization blacklisting and taking steps to shut down conservative media. Read More.
