Technology

A new survey revealed that TikTok’s influence over Americans is only growing, thus increasing the Chinese Communist Party’s surveillance of citizens. 

A new poll from RealClear Opinion Research confirms what we already know: the majority of Democrats are fine with online censorship. In fact, they are the ones pushing for it.

Google is asking users to just trust that when a Bard extension reads emails it won’t scrape data.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is overriding the Biden’s scandal-ridden Department of Justice and calling for FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Elvis Chan to testify on government-Big Tech collusion to censor.

The European Union fined communist Chinese government-tied TikTok hundreds of millions of dollars for mishandling the personal information of minors on the app.

Meta, parent company to Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Threads, has once again implemented a filter that censors certain terms related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new Mozilla study revealed that drivers have no privacy in their own vehicles.

Meta is taking a less aggressive approach to content moderation by allowing users to “opt out” of its fact-checking program in a move that is already facing pushback. 

Eccentric billionaire Elon Musk originally said he wanted to purchase Twitter to promote free speech, but times may be changing with the questionable changes he has made since acquiring the platform.

America First Legal is once again challenging the government for colluding with Big Tech and radical “digital brownshirts” to upend individual free speech rights.

Anti-free speech video streaming platform YouTube has taken censorship of medical information to a whole new level by relying on the World Health Organization as the arbiter of truth.

In an update that should surprise no one, new memos revealed President Joe Biden’s administration asked Facebook to push legacy media outlets over conservative ones like Fox News and the Daily Wire.

Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi sounded the alarm on government collusion with Big Tech in a recent discussion with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA.) is creating an alternative approach to tackling national security risks posed by the communist Chinese government-tied TikTok platform. But will it go far enough?