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PayPal shuts account of group who fought to keep schools open during pandemic
Another casualty of the recent PayPal purge.
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The U.S. Government’s Vast New Privatized Censorship Regime
One warm weekend in October of 2020, three impeccably credentialed epidemiologists— Read More.
TikTok to ban all political fundraising on platform before midterm elections
TikTok will ban all political fundraising on its platform as both parties prepare to escalate marketing for the midterm elections. Read More.
PayPal bans the Free Speech Union, the Daily Sceptic, and Toby Young
Young described PayPal's actions as "a new low in Big Tech's war on free speech."
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Trump’s Truth Social is considering lawsuit against SEC over blocked merger
The SEC is delaying the approval of the merger.
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Former NIH Director Francis Collins is worried that health officials have lost the public's confidence, suggests creation of a new government agency to counter 'misinformation'
Former National Institutes of Health director Dr. Francis Collins said recently that his biggest mistake during the COVID-19 pandemic was failing to communicate to the public how the government's recommendations on everything from masking to vaccinations were subject to change constantly. Read More.
YouTube 'dislike' button rarely shifts recommendations, study finds
YouTube's dislike button does not have a direct effect on users' algorithmic recommendations, according to new data. Read More.
Facebook deletes group that used carrot emojis as code words for the vaccine after BBC complains
Groups with over 100,000 followers shut down. Read More.
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.
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.
Canada’s proposed online streaming bill raises privacy concerns, commissioner admits
As an aside to the concerns about suppressing independent content.
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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.
‘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.
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.
