Mozilla, advocates, more defend California’s net neutrality law as it faces appeal
A whole host of groups are stepping up to show their support for California’s law.
On May 13, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Inside TikTokers’ quest to make the platform more transparent
TikTok’s black-box content moderation sparks creator activism.
On May 13, 2021 by Viola Stefanello
Tech newsletter: Telecom giants funded fake net neutrality comments
Here is a look at tech and politics news from the last week.
On May 11, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
New study shows digital divide is much worse than the government says it is
A new study says 42 million Americans don’t have the ability to purchase broadband internet service.
You can sign up for the FCC’s pandemic broadband discount program tomorrow
The FCC also approved another program to help schools and libraries get devices.
Study shows two-thirds of Americans don’t trust their internet service providers
The survey was framed by Mozilla as an example of why net neutrality should be restored.
On May 7, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Twitter’s Tip Jar can show your home address if you’re not careful, researcher finds
Twitter says it will add a prompt alerting people about apps sharing info.
Trump has already violated the terms of service he set up on his own blog
Save America also incorporates Section 230 protections in its terms of service.
On May 5, 2021 by Claire Goforth
Signal tried an ad campaign that revealed the targeting data behind it—Facebook rejected it
Signal tried to run ads that showed data Facebook collects. The ads were rejected.
On May 4, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Tech newsletter: NYPD puts down robot dog, providers sue over broadband law
Vermont, ISPs agree to halt net neutrality lawsuit again
The lawsuit will be on hold as California continues to defend its net neutrality law.
Group dedicated to exposing Chinese government secrets begins countdown for reveal this week
The group has initiated a five-day countdown for its next release.
On May 3, 2021 by Mikael Thalen
New York wants broadband to be accessible for all—cable companies would rather sue than provide it
In response, New York’s governor said ‘bring it on.’
On May 3, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Here’s what happens when the cops try to subpoena Signal
‘It’s impossible to turn over data that we never had access to in the first place.’
On Apr 28, 2021 by Mikael Thalen
Tech newsletter: Fighting back against student surveillance
On Apr 27, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
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