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Western sanctions against Russia could lead to the fragmentation of the internet, with Russia beginning the process of cutting itself off from the wider internet much like China has already done. [...]

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas called upon his fellow justices to rethink how a 1996 law protects Big Tech companies from liability on their platforms. (Article by Alexander [...]

Insiders report that Apple scrapped plans it once had to encrypt iCloud backups after receiving a complaint from the FBI. The bureau feared that encrypting files that are uploaded to iCloud by [...]

GiveSendGo cofounders Heather Wilson and Jacob Wells say an investigation has been opened to find the culprits who hacked their website during fundraising efforts for the Freedom Convoy protest [...]

As Russian President Vladimir Putin continues his invasion of neighboring Ukraine, his government announced earlier this week that the country will be disconnecting from the global internet in [...]

Two news stories this week reveal how the federal government plans to treat COVID “misinformation” as a crime, and what role tech companies will play in rounding up the “criminal.” (Article by [...]

In another ominous sign that the big tech behemoths have way too much power and control over the lives of ordinary people, Apple and Google have now cut off Russians from their payment platforms, [...]

Our modern technological age is driven by tiny little devices known as semiconductors, but thanks to the global economic shutdown due to the China virus, they have been in very short supply for [...]

A report published online this week claims that Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of western neighbor, Ukraine, on Thursday is providing the World Economic Forum with a one-time [...]

National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) Director Christopher Scolese warned Wednesday, February 23, that Russia's military could target satellites to disrupt communications and GPS services if [...]