Tech Freedom

Drones Will Be Able To Fly Over Neighborhoods At Night If Trump Proposal Takes Effect 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 14, 2019
Grace Carr Drone operators will no longer need permits to be able to fly their devices over populated areas at night, under a Monday proposal by the Trump administration. Both small and large aircraft will be able to fly over populated regions sans permit if they meet requirements proposed by new regulations put forward by
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How Twitter Censorship Fuels Hate Groups 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 6, 2019
Internet censorship is a growing problem. Both governments and social media giants are cracking down on free speech under the guise of fighting racism, sexism, and other social ills. Censorship has increased in recent years, especially after a certain celebrity from a certain blockbuster flop quit Twitter after facing criticism. I leave Twitter tonight with
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Bad News: Google Probably Has Your DNA 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 5, 2019
With talk of Elizabeth Warren running for president, as well as our President’s recent (amazing) meme tweet, there seems to be plenty talk in recent days of DNA and DNA testing. What isn’t brought up too often though is the sinister truth of what these companies that test our DNA do with said information and genetic profiles of
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Don’t Talk About Sex On Facebook Anymore… Or Else!0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 2, 2019
Earlier this month, Facebook once again revised its community guidelines. For years these guidelines have targeted conservatives, the alt-right, and even civil rights activists in an attempt to rid the site of what it calls ‘hate speech’. These guidelines have been heavily criticized. Free speech activists have charged that its censorship efforts have set a
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Netflix Ignites Uproar By Removing Comedy Show Critical of Saudi Arabia 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 2, 2019
Netflix has taken down an episode of the comedy show “The Patriot Act” in Saudi Arabia after one of the episodes was critical of the country. The decision was made after officials from the kingdom complained, resulting in criticism from Human Rights Watch, which said the act undermined Netflix’s “claim to support artistic freedom.” This
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Facebook Apologizes to Franklin Graham and Removes Ban 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- December 30, 2018
Facebook has apologized to the Reverend Franklin Graham for a 24-hour ban they placed on his Facebook page last week. A spokesperson from Facebook was reported as saying, “Facebook has restored the 2016 post and will apologize in a note to the administrator of Graham’s Facebook.” The spokesperson went on to say that a member of
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