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Kazakhstan vs. Big Tech: Companies Block Government's Attempt to Spy on People's Devices Several Big Tech companies have broken their silences following reports of the Kazakhstan government's surveillance over its people's devices. The reports surfaced after Kazakhstan's government reportedly forced its citizens to install a "national security certificate" on every single device that accepts the internet. "During this period of cyber-training, various problems may arise with access to some foreign internet resources. These can be avoided by installing a security certificate," the country's Se...

Facebook to Avoid EU Privacy Laws By Moving UK Users to US Agreements Social media giant Facebook says in a statement that it will shift all of its UK users to US agreements, putting them out of reach of Europe's privacy laws that could potentially fine the company billions of dollars. "Facebook has had to make changes to respond to Brexit and will be transferring legal responsibilities and obligations for UK users from Facebook Ireland to Facebook Inc," Facebook exclusively told Reuters. However, Facebook did confirm that there will be no change to the privacy controls over its UK customers...

27 after the hour, donald trump and the first lady paying their respects to two soldiers killed in afghanistan. we remember their service and sacrifice on a tragic day. jillian: you will no longer see political ads in your twitter feed. google says it is ready to police political speech too. if big tech's failed attempt to rig the election, live next. ♪

>> tucker: good to talk to you tonight, i appreciate it. ♪ >> tucker: we want to bring you an exclusive story about big tech's plans to control the public discourse. newly leaked internal documents leaked by facebook obtained by breitbart news revealed the criteria they apply to classify groups and individuals as "hate agents." if you get the wrong tattoos, talk to the wrong people, facebook is ready to ban you, just like they already banned alex jones and many others. alex marlow is editor in chief of breitbart news. thanks a lot for coming on. >> great to be back. >> tucker: when facebook ...

Committee just announced it's launching a bipartisan probe in competition in big tech. this move comes after the doj reportedly is preparing an investigation to whether google broke any antitrust laws. here now to talk about this, house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, of course, from california. congressman, who should be worried here? >> i think big tech should be worried. i think google should be worried. this is not the first time they're looking at them. in 2012, the ftc looked at google and found that there were anti-competitive behavior. found they used their monopoly in harming other i...