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According to the Harvard University-run Lumen database, social media platform Twitter has yielded to more government demands for censorship under its new CEO Elon Musk. This appears to be a [...]

A report shows Twitter is more compliant with government demands for censorship and surveillance since Elon Musk’s takeover, despite his free speech advocacy.

You can see it at Lumen, which archives such requests for research purposes, here, but I copy it below; regrettably, no court order was actually attached. The…

Imposters masquerading as MicroG, a free alternative to proprietary Google services including Google Play, attempt to damage YouTube 'Vanced'.

Scooby Doo fans have got another mystery on their hands after the rumored as canceled Scooby-Doo And Krypto Too! leaked online.

Govt efforts to ban the BBC documentary drew more attention to it and showed the inefficacy of such measures.

The copyright complaints mostly target companies selling t-shirts with memes on them, lifted from Elon Musk's actual tweet history.

In a leaked email, a broadcaster of reality show Big Brother informs staff that that people suspected of password sharing must be reported.

A court in Spain has ordered Google to remove popular IPTV app 'IPTV Smarters Pro' from the Play Store following a LaLiga complaint.

Google's decision to completely deindex pirate sites is spreading across Europe. 10,000 sites have already been removed and more will follow.