Technology

Former Trump advisor Jason Miller will launch a new social media platform designed to “declare independence” from Big Tech platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. “GETTR,” which Miller says evolved from “getting together,” will launch on July 4. However, the platform’s app is already in the App Stores.

A federal court judge dismissed the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust complaint against Facebook on Monday.

Americans may have thought that physical marketplaces were safe from Big Tech surveillance. But Amazon is now tracking consumers as they shop at offline markets too.

In light of Facebook banning former President Donald Trump from its platform for at least two years, allowing China to promote genocidal propaganda on its platform raises serious questions about Facebook’s priorities. Experts in the fields of tech policy, human rights and the Uyghur genocide slammed the social media giant for allowing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to push propaganda on its…

Former President Donald Trump has joined YouTube alternative Rumble.

Former TikTok employees have disclosed that the popular social media platform is largely controlled by its Chinese parent company.

A video channel dedicated to highlighting human rights violations in China has been blocked by YouTube.

Former Congressman Denver Riggleman and Jack Rosen, president of the American Jewish Congress, argue that hate speech “precedent” should be used to ban extremism online.

Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, was inexplicably suspended from Twitter on Friday.

A book review discussing the irreversible damage of gender dysphoria in children was removed after backlash.

Facebook Vice President Nick Clegg admitted that the tech giant’s “fact-checkers” employed to weed out “fake news” from the platform could be biased.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) has been suspended from YouTube for seven days after he posted content promoting experimental treatments for COVID-19.

Brent Bozell, founder and president of the Media Research Center, is praising a measure by House Republicans to amend Section 230.

Facebook and multinational biopharmaceutical company Merck & Co., Inc. announced that they would be teaming up to work with other companies and organizations, including the Chinese propaganda-pushing World Health Organization (WHO), to research and promote how online platforms can best challenge and shutdown vaccine hesitancy skeptics.