The Beginning is Nigh — James Corbett Interview on “Declare Your Independence”
By The Corbett Report James joins Ernest Hancock for his regular weekly appearance on Declare Your Independence. This time they discuss the end of YouTube…
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Dozens of Raids Over “Racist and Xenophobic” Online Speech Sweep Germany
By Joe Jankowski Police have raided dozens of residences in Germany as a part of a Europe-wide effort to silence online speech deemed racist and…
The New Media Has Become like the Old Media—And That Means the Usual Bias
By Ryan McMaken A sizable majority of American adults say—when polled—that social media organizations “censor” political viewpoints: A Pew Research Center survey conducted in June finds…
Review: The Social Dilemma Documentary
By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze reviews the documentary The Social Dilemma and (once again) asks why people are still using Facebook? The Conscious…
The Library of Alexandria is on Fire
By The Corbett Report We all know the story of the Library of Alexandria, the vast repository of ancient texts that was burnt to the…
Three More Arrested In Australia For Making Anti-Lockdown Posts Online
By John Vibes Earlier this week we reported that a pregnant woman from Melbourne, Australia, was arrested in her home for creating a social media…
One Database to Rule Them All: The Invisible Content Cartel That Undermines The Freedom of Expression Online
By Svea Windwehr and Jillian C. York Every year, millions of images, videos and posts that allegedly contain terrorist or violent extremist content are removed…
TikTok Secretly Gathered Android Users’ Device Addresses for Over a Year
By B.N. Frank U.S. cybersecurity risks do include A LOT more than TikTok. Nevertheless, some TikTok users now have plenty to worry about too. From…
Mother Finds Her Baby’s Pictures On Pedophile Website, Warns Parents About Sharing Photos Online
By Alex Baldridge A mother is learning the horrific reality of the internet — every picture you post online can be saved and shared with…
Cops Arrest Man for Having “Their Feelings Hurt” by His Satire Police Facebook Page
By Matt Agorist Hutchinson County, TX — In 1988, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously agreed in Hustler v. Falwell, 485 U.S. 46, that a parody,…
In The Age Of Misinformation, Who Holds The Power To Categorize The “Truth”?
By Mohamed Suliman When confronted with basic information such as ”Boston is in Massachusetts,” for instance, humans readily limit feedback to “true” or “false.” This binary…
In Historic Opinion, Third Circuit Protects Public School Students’ Off-Campus Social Media Speech
By Sophia Cope The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued an historic opinion in B.L. v. Mahanoy Area School District, upholding the…
Judge Says Facebook’s $550M Settlement for Facial Recognition Case Is Not Nearly Enough
By B.N. Frank There’s a saying – “I don’t ask for permission, I ask for forgiveness.” Facebook likes collecting user data even when users aren’t…
Social Credit Scores Are Already Here
By Derrick Broze, The Last American Vagabond People around the world are already being judged and denied access to financial services because of their social…