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More than a dozen adult entertainment stars have established a campaign against right-wing efforts to ban pornography.
The move is part of a wider push by the platform to regulate the kinds of content minors interact with.
The social network says it “respectfully” disagrees with the Irish Data Protection Commission’s ruling.
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They’re terrified of a social credit system like the one the Chinese Communist Party uses, but they want to force Americans to show ID to use the internet.
The U.K.’s Online Safety Bill is a “well-meaning” law that is a grave threat to individual privacy—especially for people at risk. And the U.S. and E.U. are poised to follow.
Congress needs to put some meaningful guardrails on law enforcement’s ability to buy our data from private entities.
Two of the most popular apps have vowed to keep users’ data safe.
Abortion-seekers will have targets on their backs once Roe v. Wade is overturned, and law enforcement already relies on Big Tech to track citizens.
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Instant messaging app admits running extensive program which would avoid new iPhone privacy controls, but says it always intended to abandon it.