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(Natural News) Facebook recently censored an article featuring an interview with a former Chinese virologist about the origins of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). The whistleblower presented evidence that the virus really came from a […]
Canadian Conservative MP Mark Strahl posted a Facebook ad wishing his Chilliwack-Hope constituents a Merry Christmas. Facebook banned the post for violating its policies on discrimination. The ad was reinstated after appeal, with Facebook […]
India has banned two websites and 20 YouTube channels for hosting what it calls “ani-India” content. The move was the first time the Indian government used the new emergency powers in the IT Act. […]
(Natural News) Fiona Godlee, the editor of The British Medical Journal (BMJ), has written a letter to Facebook (Meta) CEO Mark Zuckerberg blasting him for the social media platform’s “inaccurate, incompetent and irresponsible … […]
Twitter is known for its censorship, but not of China’s propaganda accounts. If you’re tired of censorship, cancel culture, and the erosion of civil liberties subscribe to Reclaim The Net. According to documents obtained […]
A festive greeting ad posted on Facebook by a Conservative MP was removed for not complying with the company’s “discriminatory practices.” Mark Strahl, who represents the riding of Chilliwack-Hope in British Columbia, says his […]
Canada’s federal health agency has been using cellphone data to track the anonymized movements of Canadians since the onset of the pandemic in order to inform policy and public messaging, and it intends to […]
Beware of Microsoft bearing gifts. That’s a quick way to summarize allegations in the Daily Mail now flying around regarding the UK’s National Health Service, the NHS, which thought it was receiving a valuable […]
(Natural News) German bureaucrats have declared the Telegram messaging app to be a threat to “democracy” and a “hotbed of radicalization” because some people use it to organize protests against Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) fascism. […]
The General Court of the European Union (EGC) last week ruled that “emotion recognition” projects like the one bankrolled by the EU taxpayers and under fire for being secretive, should not be compelled to […]