#digital rights
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Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical frames AI not as a technology problem but a power problem. Who controls the algorithm controls reality—and that's a political question, not a spiritual one.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers vetoed an age verification bill for adult sites, citing privacy concerns. With 25+ states going the other way, the debate cuts to the heart of online freedom vs. child protection.
For Iranian diaspora families, digital communication isn't convenience—it's survival. What happens when staying connected becomes a political act?
PRISM by Liabooks
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A 53-year-old government report predicted today's digital privacy crisis with uncanny accuracy. Why tech leaders are suddenly revisiting this forgotten document.
As Americans mobilize against Trump's second term, they face unprecedented government surveillance powers. How do grassroots movements balance security with the openness needed for mass organizing?
When Big Tech banned adult content, queer communities built their own platform. Batemates now serves 10,000 users willing to pay $18/month for authentic connection.
European Commission launches investigation into X's Grok AI tool for creating sexual deepfakes. Platform faces potential fines up to 6% of global revenue under Digital Services Act.
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Ireland introduces the Communications Bill 2026, aiming to legalize government spyware use for encrypted data. Learn about the new surveillance powers and legal safeguards.
On Jan 8, 2026, Iran implemented a nationwide internet blackout amidst economic protests. Monitoring firms like Cloudflare confirm the country is effectively offline.
Activist group 'Anna's Archive' claims to have scraped nearly 300TB of data from Spotify, making metadata for millions of tracks available via torrent. Here's what this means for the music industry and data ownership.
