Tag: privacy

DHS To Hire Private Contractors In Order To Black List Political Dissidents

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is planning on hiring private contractors to scour social media and databases in order to collect information on patrons for new domestic terror watch lists the agency will compile. According to NBC News, social media companies will be the ones to compile the information from special internal teams that… Read More DHS To Hire Private Contractors In Order To Black List Political Dissidents

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The Case Against #COVID-19 Passports

With global COVID-19 deaths and infections slowing, France sacked implementing special certificates or passports for people who have been vaccinated for coronavirus last week. Despite the French government’s announcement, Great Britain and the European Union are considering such a policy, Denmark and Sweden issued vaccine certificates earlier this month, Iceland enacted COVID passports during late… Read More The Case Against #COVID-19 Passports

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MeWe Owner: Government Regulation Isn’t Necessary

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

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Big Tech’s Coordinated Suppression Amounts To A ‘Censorship Cartel’

Tucker Carlson exposed Soviet Valley American technology corporations on his Fox News show tonight for collaborating in order to censor political opponents. Rather than scold social media CEO’s, Senate Republicans need to do something about what they are doing. For example, in light of the Centa allegations, not only does user privacy need to be… Read More Big Tech’s Coordinated Suppression Amounts To A ‘Censorship Cartel’

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