There is a moment in the evolution of every technology when society has to decide what it actually wants that technology to be. The internet, for decades, has existed as something messy, chaotic, liberating, and at times deeply flawed. It has been a place where anonymity could protect the vulnerable, where ideas could spread freely,Continue reading “The Device Knows Your Age: Why New Yorkâs S08102A Is a Dangerous Step Toward a Controlled Internet”
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2025âs Political Landscape: Epstein, Trump, and the Rising Tide of Online Censorship & Control
The year 2025 has unfolded as a turbulent convergence of high-profile scandals and sweeping legislative initiatives that together define the digital and political climate. At center stage is the resurgence of Jeffrey Epstein-related revelations, with new DOJ releases repeatedly naming Donald Trump and intensifying scrutiny around their association. Since January, Epstein files have dominated headlines,Continue reading “2025âs Political Landscape: Epstein, Trump, and the Rising Tide of Online Censorship & Control”
SCREEN Act Sparks Debate: Age Verification or Backdoor Censorship?
In the ongoing battle over internet safety and free speech, the newly reintroduced SCREEN Actâshort for Shielding Childrenâs Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Netâhas reignited a contentious national debate. Backed by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) and Representative Mary Miller (R-IL), the SCREEN Act is framed as a measure to protect minors from exposure toContinue reading “SCREEN Act Sparks Debate: Age Verification or Backdoor Censorship?”