By Nicholas West Amid the ongoing Facebook/Cambridge Analytica debacle over their general surveillance and misuse of users’ private data, there is an emerging trend that…
By Dawn Luger Police have used a photo sent through the app “WhatsApp” to get a fingerprint and used that fingerprint to secure drug convictions…
By corbettreport Continuing our series exploring Social Media Alternatives, this week we talk to Ryan X. Charles about Yours.org. SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/?p=26678 Subscribe
By The Daily Bell On April 3rd the Department of Homeland Security posted an ad to FedBizOpps.gov (Federal Business Opportunities). That is the government’s website…
By Aaron Kesel The Trump administration is cracking down on your rights, employing more surveillance. A proposed State Department form would require all U.S. visa…
By Jake Anderson The salient facts of the new Cambridge Analytica scandal are bad, and the optics are even worse for Facebook, which is already…
By Rachel Blevins YouTube has announced that it is banning videos that show users how to manufacture or modify firearms, adding to its ban on…
By MassPrivateI It seems like not a day goes by, where law enforcement isn’t inventing new ways to spy on Americans. According to a recent article…
By James Corbett Now openly admitted, governments and militaries around the world employ armies of keyboard warriors to spread propaganda and disrupt their online opposition….
By Jason Ditz As Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria continues, so too does their policy of arresting anyone seen as even sort of opposed to…
By John Vibes Tech giants Facebook, Google and Twitter testified to Congress this week about extremist content appearing on their platforms. In an odd admission,…
By Makia Freeman Fighting fake news is the new pretext given by the ruling cabal in many nations to enact censorship via the back door. Amid the…
By Derrick Broze Facebook has acknowledged what multiple studies have already confirmed – the social network has a tendency to make users depressed, stressed, and…
By Paul Levinson, Fordham University In recent weeks, Congress has grilled Twitter, Facebook and Google about their role in allowing foreign interests to place ads…