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Carney’s pivot from banker to PM comes with a memory hole big enough to swallow the Emergencies Act.

From Spirited Away to Stored Forever: What feels like a nostalgic fantasy is a frictionless gateway into biometric data mining.

The bill challenges whether political neutrality should be the price of nonprofit status.

What begins as a safety measure could quietly script the end of anonymity online.

Chris Elston challenges Australia’s eSafety censorship over blocked Daily Mail tweet about Teddy Cook and WHO trans advisory board.

Developers now face a closed-door ecosystem where Google holds all the keys.

Germany’s plan to police online speech reads less like policy and more like a control manual in beta.

A mass email meant to provoke reflection on administrative accountability has turned into a campus standoff over the limits of student speech.

Trump cabinet’s Signal mishap boosts encrypted app’s US downloads.

X’s courtroom clash comes as Modi’s government rewires the internet under the banner of national security.

Even Kafka might’ve suggested toning it down a bit.

NIH staff scramble to trace paper trails as the agency braces for a free-speech reckoning under its new chief.

Ofcom’s notices to Gab and Kiwi Farms mark the first major test of the UK’s extraterritorial approach to online regulation.

Officials scrambled to sanitize internal dissent as biometric questions threatened to expose deeper entanglements with the World Economic Forum.

The riskiest part of Signal isn’t the tech — it’s how you use it.

Public funding for handpicked “trustworthy” outlets threatens to swap state ownership for state favoritism.

The judge ruled that subjective ratings, even when damaging, don’t meet the bar for defamation.