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More than a year after Google canceled the Parler app, the tech giant quietly let Parler back onto its Google Play Store.

Monday is Labor Day. Will you celebrate unions? The media does. “Unions are cool again,” reports CBS News. They suggest unionization is booming. “Reporters” practically cheered when a Starbucks in Buffalo, New York, became the first Starbucks to unionize. “A big symbolic win for labor,” The New York Times called it. Since then, more than 180 Starbucks voted to unionize, and 300 filed for union…

Google is barring Truth Social from the Google Play Store, meaning a reported 44 percent of Americans can’t access the pro-free speech application. “Google is canceling conservatives ahead of an election. They’re not even hiding their efforts to sway elections anymore,” tweeted Media Research Center President Brent Bozell. 

Google has joined the ranks of “Big Tech” companies by implementing a “pre-bunking” strategy against so-called misinformation.

Google is reportedly testing out digital identification features after an app update.

Some civil rights experts say that Google’s Ph.D. fellowship is “illegal.”

They think Google should be a leader of the Moloch List – companies that lavish time and money on employees to kill their unborn children.

Tech outlet WIRED complained that Google’s search results need improvement—through more censorship! WIRED whined in an Aug. 16 piece that content on Google, just like on social media platforms, can create an “information trap.” Francesca Tripodi asserted in the WIRED article that “[c]onspiracy theorists and propagandists” are engineering online content to spread “lies.”

Republican politicians knocked Google’s newly approved email plan, suggesting it doesn’t  go far enough to ensure GOP fundraising emails reach Gmail users’ inboxes.

The Federal Election Commission reportedly approved a proposal from Google that could bring significant changes to your inbox.

It’s Episode 50 of CensorTrack with TR. This week, we talked about how Big Tech repeatedly targets The Babylon Bee’s satirical content.

A federal court judge in California ruled that Rumble’s lawsuit against Google can proceed.

Governments around the world are begging social media companies for your data.

Google says it will provide law enforcement with user information without a warrant in the event of an “emergency.”