A senior officer’s nod is now all it takes to open your inbox from a seized phone.

Media Matters asks a judge to shut down an FTC probe that could expose the alleged mechanics behind its advertiser pressure campaign on X.

Your heartbeat, your breath, your stride; everything you do without thinking is now data you give without knowing.

Even the digital front door to public health is leaking like a sieve.

Even with USAID sidelined, the money pipeline for narrative management never dried up.

A grassroots blueprint to shake the foundations of unjust British sentencing.

Court ruling defangs Faeser’s crackdown but leaves the architecture of state censorship untouched.

A federal judge calls Anthropic’s book-scanning strategy transformative, likening author concerns to objections over teaching kids to write.

What begins as a fix for teen privacy risks becoming a blueprint for mass surveillance by design.

Telegram goes dark and TV stations vanish as Kenya's protest blackout clashes with digital resistance.

Europe’s digital watchdogs now raid homes over tweets.

Apple and Google face German pressure to drop Chinese AI app DeepSeek over EU data privacy law violations.

The endorsement of digital ID laws that could quietly redraw the boundaries of privacy and speech.

A suburban school district rewrites its rulebook after trying to police a rap verse posted online.

A six-figure settlement forces Montgomery County schools to reckon with a censorship scandal they tried to delete.

The data trail you didn’t mean to leave behind is someone else’s business model.

Behind closed doors, ad giants and regulators shaped the speech rules of the internet while the mainstream media looked the other way.

Social networks must now navigate vague boundaries with the threat of punishment looming.

A self-hosted F-Droid repo lets Brave sidestep gatekeepers while keeping updates firmly in its grip.

The EU’s crackdown on disinformation edges closer to turning platforms into gatekeepers of acceptable thought.