Technology

Researchers suggest that algorithms should “consider race more explicitly.”

A Twitter account purported to be affiliated with the Iranian regime threatened to blow up Israel’s Dimona facility. The account is ostensibly run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and has over 12,000 followers.

The Internet Association is dead, and Big Tech is to blame.

A culture writer at Buzzfeed argues that it’s time to “de-platform” white parents.

A well-known pregnancy app is censoring “vaccine misinformation,” according to The Washington Post.

Libertarian author and pundit John Stossel interviewed conservative talk show host Steven Crowder about his recent ban on YouTube.

A somewhat comical moment occurred when Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, interrupted Sen. Ted Cruz.

A former writer at The New York Times is suing Twitter for censorship. Alex Berenson, a journalist and skeptic of vaccines related to the COVID-19 pandemic, said Twitter violated his First Amendment rights. He is the author of “Unreported Truths about COVID-19 and Lockdowns.”

A conservative media personality says Facebook censored her positive holiday video. Brigitte Gabriel, a New York Times bestselling author and Founder and President of ACT for America, posted a video on Facebook about the importance of staying positive for the holidays.

Facebook allegedly censored a video from a Chinese whistleblower detailing the origins of COVID.

GoFundMe is facing criticism online after a group with reportedly violent practices was found fundraising on the platform.

Conservative commentator Steven Crowder has been suspended from YouTube again.

In an op-ed, a journalist argued that Facebook should get rid of its laughing reaction because of online bullying.

Fox News contributor and radio host Dan Bongino told Fox News media contributor Sean Duffy that there’s a “real” and “huge” market for online free speech platforms.