Free Speech

A somewhat comical moment occurred when Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, interrupted Sen. Ted Cruz.

When Facebook “whistleblower” Frances Haugen came on as a guest of leftist, pro-censorship New York Times podcast host Kara Swisher’s show, Haugen had one core question related to Facebook’s “misinformation” efforts: “Will they go far enough?”

A former writer at The New York Times is suing Twitter for censorship. Alex Berenson, a journalist and skeptic of vaccines related to the COVID-19 pandemic, said Twitter violated his First Amendment rights. He is the author of “Unreported Truths about COVID-19 and Lockdowns.”

Twitter locked American Principles Project Policy and Government Affairs Director Jon Schweppe out of his account for 12 hours after he called transgender ideology “evil.”

A group of congressmen have sent a letter to new pro-censorship Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, urging the new CEO to address Twitter’s history of biased censorship and make the platform more pro-free speech.

Leftist media ratings company NewsGuard has struck another partnership to censor news outlets and publishers the platform deems objectionable. This time, the suppression will affect outlets that use a specific ad platform.

A conservative media personality says Facebook censored her positive holiday video. Brigitte Gabriel, a New York Times bestselling author and Founder and President of ACT for America, posted a video on Facebook about the importance of staying positive for the holidays.

Facebook allegedly censored a video from a Chinese whistleblower detailing the origins of COVID.

GoFundMe is facing criticism online after a group with reportedly violent practices was found fundraising on the platform.

Conservative commentator Steven Crowder has been suspended from YouTube again.

In an op-ed, a journalist argued that Facebook should get rid of its laughing reaction because of online bullying.

Changes to file sharing in Google Drive could open a whole new censorship channel, essentially establishing that users do not have rights to their own files if Google disapproves of content.

The censorship overlords at YouTube have apparently continued their digital war with comedian and political commentator Steven Crowder. Crowder posted a purported snapshot of a notice from the liberal streaming platform informing him that it deleted his recent Louder with Crowder episode headlined, “The LEFT Hates Elon Musk Because He's Too Based!"

Fox News contributor and radio host Dan Bongino told Fox News media contributor Sean Duffy that there’s a “real” and “huge” market for online free speech platforms.