Carney inherits Trudeau’s plans.

Ireland's defiance turns a legal standoff into a referendum on free speech.

If a message isn’t end-to-end encrypted, assume it'll eventually leak.

The Times warns against shadow censors but keeps its own spotlight dim when choosing who to muzzle.

Parents with questions became potential suspects in a bureaucratic algorithm built to profile dissent.

Phone carriers let covert surveillance slip through the cracks of Senate oversight.

Congress is building a censorship machine disguised as child protection and artist rights.

Regulators dissect whether Google's AI alliances are sidestepping the rules or redefining them.

A decentralized internet gets a backbone as Rumble Cloud plugs into TRON’s sprawling blockchain ecosystem.

Vietnam blocks Telegram amid crackdown on online speech, citing unregulated content and national security concerns.

Goldenberg’s vision turns moderation into mandate, recasting Silicon Valley as the frontline enforcers of acceptable thought.

Washington is watching with growing alarm as its oldest ally turns free speech into a a global international censorship liability.

It intercepted the shutdown command like it was part of the task itself.

Rubio’s State Department draws a red line at the border for foreign censors who demand online censorship.

In Texas, Apple and Google will now be the bouncers at the front door of the internet, checking IDs for every app download.

A data regime the courts killed twice is being quietly resurrected under a different name.

A courtroom first in Ireland could redraw the boundaries of data consent in Europe’s digital economy.

A country’s war on drugs doubles as a referendum on the right to privacy.

A four-month blindspot let intruders mine the guts of a system trusted by insurers, cops, and creditors alike.

A viral political channel vanished overnight after CBC bragged about pulling the strings behind its takedown.