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US plans online portal to bypass content bans in Europe and elsewhereThe U.S. State Department is developing an online portal, freedom.gov, to allow users globally to access content banned by their government...- Inside the fight to keep Iran onlineIran faced a severe internet shutdown. Activists secretly brought in thousands of Starlink satellite internet systems. These systems allowe...
- Pakistan spying on millions of citizens through mass surveillance systems: ReportAmnesty International's report reveals that Pakistani authorities are employing mass surveillance tools acquired from foreign companies to ...
- Nepal internet crackdown part of global trend toward suppressing online freedomNepal's recent social media ban, following protests and casualties, highlights a global trend of declining internet freedom as governments,...
- Myanmar's military rulers enact cybersecurity law with wide-ranging censorship provisionsMyanmar's military regime has enacted a new cybersecurity law imposing extensive controls on communications, targeting VPNs and digital pla...
- Why Brazil’s Supreme Court blocked X and what it means for the platformBrazil's Supreme Court has ordered the suspension of X, formerly known as Twitter, due to its failure to comply with legal requirements. Ow...
- How one Brazilian judge could suspend Elon Musk's XThe justice, Alexandre de Moraes, has threatened to suspend social media giant X nationwide if its billionaire owner Elon Musk doesn't swif...
- Now, Proton VPN removes physical servers from IndiaIn a statement to ET, the Switzerland-based company has called the new guidelines, which came into effect at the end of June, "highly regre...
- Facebook's language gaps weaken screening of hate, terrorismFacebook, which owns Instagram, later apologized, explaining its algorithms had mistaken the third-holiest site in Islam for the militant g...
- Election process stand threatened by social media manipulation: SCA bench headed by Justice S K Kaul said that power and potentiality of these intermediaries is vast, running across borders, and these are ...
- View: Right to privacy not absolute, hold State accountable for privacy breachesThe point is to institute robust mechanisms to hold arms of the State and the political executive to account for every single breach of cit...
- Aung San Suu Kyi's party expected to win second term in Myanmar pollsThere are about 37 million registered voters, though turnout is expected to suffer because of a recent surge in coronavirus cases.
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