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It’s a far and sad cry from where Mozilla started decades ago, developing its Firefox browser as a plucky and technically superior browser fighting the good fight against Microsoft’s monopolistic dominance; today, staying afloat thanks […]
In advance of the 2020 US presidential election, Facebook said it would temporarily ban political, electoral and “social issue” advertisement starting on November 4th, the day after the election. Well, today is the day after […]
November 3, 2020 By Joseph Menn SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Twitter Inc on Tuesday suspended several recently created right-leaning news accounts posting information about voting in the hotly contested U.S. election for violating its policies. […]
Here is the original article we posted…Leaked Zoom Calls Reveal Federal Workers Conspiring To Shut Down White House/Disrupt Government. Citing a “violation” of “community guidelines, YouTube just removed ShutDownDC’s Zoom call video. Interestingly, Twitter has allowed […]
If you’ve been following the leadup to the PlayStation 5’s November 12th release date, you’ll know that a company called PlateStation had emerged in mid-October to offer a way for people to customize the new […]
(Natural News) RICHMOND, Va. — In a blow to privacy that extends the government’s authority to create a web of surveillance, the Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that state and local police are free to […]
Antifa, a far left-wing organization active in the US, that many refer to as extremist and militant, is among the topics that are not to be questioned or criticized on YouTube, but also on another, […]
A number of pro-Trump groups and individuals representing women and minorities that are active on social media are being silenced in these days and weeks before the US presidential election. Whether or not Facebook thought […]
If you’ve been having problems syncing data across your Apple devices, you’re not alone. Apple is reporting (via 9to5Mac) outages across several of its iCloud services, including backups, calendars, Find My, photos and even sign-ins. […]
The Internet Archive has joined the ranks of those US tech companies or organizations who are applying the “soft censorship” of “fact checking” as a means to discredit content rather than outright ban and delete […]