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Category Archives: Cyberspace
Twitter Censors Trump, Trump Campaign 325 Times, But Never Biden
Corinne Weaver | newsbusters.org Twitter didn’t stop censorship for the Thanksgiving holiday. Algorithms were hard at work flagging and labeling tweets from President Donald Trump and his campaign. Twitter slapped labels on 63 Trump tweets since Nov. 23. When Trump … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Philosophy, Politics, Ponerology, Society
Tagged Censor, election fraud, real facts, Thanksgiving, Twitter
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The Effects of Technology on Society
Prof. Ruel F. Pepa | globalresearch.ca Judging the effects of something on a state of affairs requires a standard scale characterized by a spectrum that separates two opposite axiological points: the positive and the negative. The context of the present issue … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Philosophy, Science, Society, Technology
Tagged effects, negative, positive, society, technology
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What will the internet look like in 2030?
Dirk Auer | capx.co On both sides of the Atlantic, lawmakers are gearing up to heavily regulate Big Tech. In the US, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust has just released a long-awaited report on competition in digital markets. Meanwhile, … Continue reading
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Tagged internet, LAW, proposal
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Google is spying on your private conversations, manipulating search results: researcher
LifeSiteNews | youtube.com Dr. Robert Epstein is Harvard-trained researcher who believes the four major tech giants have become too dangerous for our democracy. He thinks the massive amount of surveillance, censorship, and manipulation carried out by the likes of Google … Continue reading
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Tagged Censor, Company, democracy, FREE, manipulation, private, Speech, Spy, surveillance
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Facebook has more than 83 million illegitimate accounts
BBC News Facebook has said it believes there are now more than 83 million illegitimate accounts on the social network. In company filings published this week, it said 8.7% of its 955 million active accounts broke its rules. Duplicate profiles … Continue reading
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Tagged active accounts, company filings, facebook, fake names, growing concern, human entity, marketing, membership figure, personal profiles, Pets, principal account
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Why We’re Deleting Our Facebook Page
Limited Run Hey everyone, we’re going to be deleting our Facebook page in the next couple of weeks, but we wanted to explain why before we do. A couple months ago, when we were preparing to launch the new Limited … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising costs, advertising revenue, analytic software, developers, facebook, handful, page logger, reply, strange things, system 2c
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