Ken Macon While this week’s most prominent Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen’s comments got a lot of attention across media outlets and even Congress, another Facebook whistleblower who worked for a third-party contracting …
The decision of former Facebook employee Frances Haugen to come out against the company guns blazing is a gift that keeps on giving, at least to those who are pushing …
Australia keeps pressing on with its efforts to redefine the role and responsibility of internet service providers, specifically social media sites, by “making them liable for their users,” that is, …
Cloudflare is not liable for the copyright infringement practices of the websites that use its security and content-delivery services, a judge ruled. The ruling helps Cloudflare position itself as a …
Google announced that those who are skeptical of climate change being man-made will lose their income on the platform. YouTube owner Google announced a new policy this week, where YouTube …
Facebook has not had a shortage of whistleblowers over the past years, but most have been ignored and sometimes vilified by mainstream media and the authorities; however, they now have …
In what seems to be an effort to tone down “toxicity,” Twitter will be introducing prompts that warn users that a conversation they are about to enter is intense or …
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UK residents returning from other countries might be required to take their COVID-19 tests on live video to prove they are not lying. Vaccinated Britons returning from abroad still have …
On Wednesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted in favor of a law that will require people to show a vaccination passport before entering certain indoor venues. The law extends …