The real story behind Facebook’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week
Interestingly, some policy organizations have argued that “stripping this law away could entrench reigning tech giants because it would make it harder for smaller social media platforms with fewer content moderation resources to operate without facing costly lawsuits.”
By Didi Rankovic | Reclaim The Net | August 21, 2021
The Biden administration continues to pressure Facebook to collaborate and help it achieve its goals, one of them being to counter COVID vaccine skepticism and get more people in the US vaccinated.
Biden administration demands Facebook hands over data on “misinformation” and vaccine skeptics
What do ASPI, Bellingcat, and Graphika have in common (besides Guo Wengui)?! 🤔
Retweeting through the Great Firewall
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Scientists said claims about China creating the coronavirus were misleading. They went viral anyway.
Some BS story about China, involving Apple and Guo – Censorship, Surveillance and Profits: A Hard Bargain for Apple in China
BILLIONAIRES HAVE PROFITED ENORMOUSLY FROM LOCKDOWN, WHILST MEGA CORPORATIONS ARE BUYING OUT AND SHUTTING DOWN INDEPENDENT STORES AND FARMS.
Viral Inequality: From Jeff Bezos to the struggle of Indian Farmers
If the sudden popularity of the encrypted messenger Signal has seemed suspicious to you, you may be onto something – the app is at least partially funded through American foreign influence cutouts.
Signal, the ‘encrypted messenger of the future,’ has shady links to US national security interests
Among the government’s wilder Mitre orders: a prototype tool that can hack into smartwatches, fitness trackers and home thermometers for the purposes of homeland security; software to collect human fingerprints from social media websites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the FBI; support in building what the FBI calls the biggest database of human anatomy and criminal history in the world; and a study to determine whether someone’s body odor can show they’re lying.
After Forbes published a video that demonstrated the WhatsApp hacking-ability of WiSpear’s surveillance van, Cypriot investigators opened an investigation.
— Read on www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2019/12/20/cyprus-arrests-surveillance-company-staff-after-forbes-whatsapp-hacking-van-video-causes-stir/amp/
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