A federal judge granted a company request for a temporary injunction against a Trump executive order that would ban the Chinese video app TikTok from U.S. app stores. “Judge Carl Nichols’ opinion was issued under ...
The Trump administration took steps this week to beat back the tightening control of Big Tech over communications in the country and its abuse of First Amendment rights by coordinating discussions with state attorney generals ...
President Donald Trump said that the U.S will begin blocking downloads of the Chinese-made apps WeChat and TikTok starting Sunday, a decision that was pending the outcome of a deal between American suitors and the ...
Five Chinese hackers have been charged by the Department of Justice (DOJ) with fraud, money laundering and identity theft associated with the “hacking [of] over 100 companies in the United States, including tech companies, game ...
Kaylee Greenlee on August 20, 2020 Facebook announced Wednesday that it will take further action against pages, groups, and Instagram accounts associated with anarchist groups and other groups “tied to violence.” The social media website said ...
Chris White on August 14, 2020 An artificial intelligence company that helped build China’s surveillance network is installing technology inside a private Las Vegas school to measure student’s body temperatures as they head back to school ...
President Donald Trump made good a longstanding pledge to ban Chinese social media apps that collect and forward information about people in the U.S. by signing an executive order that prohibits the two largest Chinese-owned ...
Facebook and Twitter both censored posts that President Donald Trump shared of an interview he gave saying that children “are almost immune” from catching COVID-19. “This video includes false claims that a group of people ...
Liberals are pushing the Trump administration to hold off on a U.S. ban of Chinese social media company TikTok despite concerns that the company fronts for the communist regime as spy shop, saying that if ...
The heads of Big Tech are under fire after lawmakers from the Congressional Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law called them “robber barons,” accusing them of a host of misdeeds including cooperating with China’s ...
