Former Google executive hired to lead UK government’s ‘online safety’ group
The UK government has relaunched its contentious Online Safety Bill, and a former Big Tech executive will be at the heart of censorship efforts
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Leaked files show DHS “Ministry of Truth” lives on in secret
The files also show that this board never died but just rebranded and lives on, outsourced to sham NGOs and non-profits to “avoid the appearance of government propaganda.”
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Twitter finally takes down COVID ‘misinformation’ policy
Since January 2020, the company challenged 11.72 million accounts, suspended 11,230 accounts, and removed over 97,674 pieces of content
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Amazon factory worker reveals exploitative practices, and how they’re fighting back
Few know more about the dirty tricks Amazon deploys to resist any meaningful change to the systematic exploitation of its workers
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SWIFT lays out plan for global CBDC network
SWIFT has set out its plan for a global CBDC network after conducting an in-depth trial in collaboration with various governments
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UK MP grills Amazon executive over algorithmic firing through wearable trackers
A Labour MP grilled an Amazon executive over the company’s use of surveillance devices on employees working at ‘fulfillment centers’
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Digital ID provider has data hacked and sold on Dark Web
French company Thales, a leader in Digital ID solutions to governments for their citizens, has admitted that its data has been hacked
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Alibaba is working on carbon footprint trackers
The president of the company made the announcement during a talk at the 2022 World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos
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UN on climate change partnership with Google: “We own the science”
The last thing global organisations want is open debate. Now, instead of covertly manipulating narratives, they are openly flaunting about it
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Why Amazon can expect a free ride under Rishi Sunak
Any chance of appropriate scrutiny of the company – whether in terms of taxation or privacy concerns – is unlikely
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