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TikTok certainly seems to have an affinity for deflection. The Chinese Communist Party-tied app claims the data experts criticizing its security risks are wrong about the platform.

The justices of the Supreme Court of the United States seem skeptical that Twitter is partly responsible for a terrorist attack in 2017.

The Department of Justice is reportedly considering filing a third antitrust lawsuit against Google.

The European Commission’s Corporate Management Board has made the decision to ban the video-streaming app TikTok from corporate devices.

We now know a bit about where some of the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States are leaning in one family’s landmark case against Google.

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr shared the results of a study tracking the collection of user data and security issues on social media platforms. The study showed that communist Chinese government-tied TikTok currently has “the worst” score in the industry.

A group with financial ties to Google is trying to convince the United States Supreme Court to strengthen the company’s liability protections—and censorship powers—under Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.

The Washington Post appears to be distancing itself from communist Chinese government-tied TikTok just weeks after it appeared to run defense for the Big Tech giant.

Big Tech companies have a documented history of bias and censorship. Look no further than CensorTrack.org for proof. But now Artificial Intelligence bots are joining the fray, and one AI apparently has a penchant for bias.

Even a liberal media outlet raised questions about DirecTV’s standard of fairness in how it’s treating Newsmax in comparison to the leftist channels distributed on its platform.

It appears Google's sordid manipulation of users has even run afoul of leftists it has attempted to ingratiate itself with. Politico reported on Tuesday that the Biden administration’s Justice Department joined California, New York, Virginia, and other states in a lawsuit that accuses the Big Tech giant of manipulating search results and ads for the company’s benefit.

If you got a laptop, a new smartphone, a new electric vehicle or pretty much anything fitted with a rechargeable lithium ion battery for Christmas this year, there’s a bit of bad news on batteries the legacy media have been keeping from you.

Saturday's Twitter Files drop showed that the CIA joined the FBI in meddling in censorship decisions on the platform.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced a ban on TikTok for state devices Friday.