With the European Union threatening to break up tech companies, like Facebook and Google, and with the U.S.’s recent antitrust actions, MeWe owner, Mark Weinstein, gives some fascinating insights at a recent post at his blog as to why this isn’t necessary. The best reason to subject social media and other Soviet Valley technology companies… Read More MeWe Owner: Government Regulation Isn’t Necessary
While there’s a good chance President Trump will be able to successfully challenge the Election Day vote results and secure a second term, there’s always the possibility he may not. In case he doesn’t, or even if Trump does prevail, tech giants could still continue messing with users who do not match their ideology. It… Read More A Privacy Guide For Biden Times
A bombshell report from The New York Times citing the Justice Department’s antitrust case reveals Google and Apple agreed to a secret alliance in order to gain control of the internet. The Times calls the arrangement one of the most lucrative business deals in history in which its price tag is estimated to be worth… Read More Google and Apple Agreed to Partner For Internet Control
After a 15 month investigation, the U.S. House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law has issued a 449 page report concluding that Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google engaged in monopolistic practices. According to ARS Technica, the committee conducted seven hearings, poured over a million internal documents, interviewed more than 200 people, and reviewed… Read More U.S. House Committee: Tech Companies Engaged in Monopolistic Behavior
Apple and Google have partnered to design a contact tracing app to track people who are diagnosed with the coronavirus. Unfortunately, there’s the very high probability that people are already being forced into collecting their data despite assurances to the contrary. One developer has made an open source contact tracing app that achieves the goals… Read More The Dystopian Nightmare of Contact Tracing
As the US Justice Department announces an antitrust review into four major Silicon Valley technology companies relating to how they operate and if they are conducting matters to minimize competition, Project Veritas’ latest interview brings a senior Google engineer on record about the political bias at the company. Tim Pool explains that this provides an… Read More Major Antitrust Probe Announced Into Google And Facebook, Insider Says Google Is Biased
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